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Meteorologist Hannah Sheehy

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Oct 1, 2026
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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Meteorologist Hannah Sheehy, WGME

    Cool nights, recent rain helping Maine's fall foliage (opens the original)

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    Vibrant fall foliage is beginning to take center stage across Maine, with many areas approaching peak color as autumn settles in. Recent rainfall from September’s nor’easter has helped ease drought conditions across the state, giving leaves a chance to develop brilliant shades of red, orange and yellow. While strong winds have knocked some leaves off the trees, there is still plenty of fall color to enjoy across Vacationland. Northern Maine is seeing the most vibrant colors right now, and coastl

  2. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Meteorologist Hannah Sheehy, WGME

    Maine warms into the 70s late week with sunshine returning (opens the original)

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    PORTLAND (WGME) -- A nice stretch of weather is expected in Maine for the rest of the week. We will see plenty of clouds, however. There is also the chance for some rain showers moving in late Friday with the passage of a cold front. Late day clearing will allow some sunshine to peak through around dinner time before the suns sets. Highs on Wednesday will range from 60 to 70 degrees, many of us in western Maine near 70 today. Although we won't see full sunshine during the work week, major improv

  3. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Meteorologist Hannah Sheehy, WGME

    Nor'easter impacts across New England (opens the original)

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    A powerful nor’easter swept through the Northeast over the weekend, leaving tens of thousands of people without power, more than half a foot of rain in parts of southern New England, powerful wind gusts, and at least one fatality. The nor’easter has now moved east and away from the region, but the impacts are still being felt across southern New England as cleanup gets underway following coastal flooding. With persistent winds out of the northeast, waves were able to build to more than 10 feet a

  4. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Meteorologist Hannah Sheehy, WGME

    Fall allergy season has arrived: Here's what Mainers need to know (opens the original)

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    Allergies are kicking up once again across Maine as the seasons change and fall settles in. For those who suffer from seasonal allergies, this time of year can be especially challenging. Fall allergies are reaching their peak as ragweed, a common flowering plant, releases pollen into the air. Ragweed is by far the top allergen during the fall months, with pollen levels typically peaking around this time of year. As we get deeper into the fall season, another common trigger will become more promi

  5. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Meteorologist Hannah Sheehy, WGME

    Coastal storm expected to hit Maine with rain, wind and coastal flooding (opens the original)

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    PORTLAND (WGME) -- Friday will feature bright skies with some high, thin clouds for much of the day before clouds gradually thicken overnight. Breezy conditions and mild temperatures will round out the workweek. Meanwhile, we continue to track a coastal storm moving up the East Coast this weekend. The system is expected to bring rain and gusty winds to Maine, with the potential for minor coastal flooding along the coast. The brightest portion of your Friday will be during the morning hours, wher

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