The Maine Weather Podcast

Your morning Maine weather update Flood advisories are active across central Maine this morning, with ice jams causing minor flooding along the Piscataquis River near Howland and Maxfield. And the Pleasant River backing up near Pleasant Street in Milo. These ice dams are creating localized high water conditions that'll persist through the day.

Your morning Maine weather update Flood advisories are active across central Maine this morning, with ice jams causing minor flooding along the Piscataquis River near Howland and Maxfield. And the Pleasant River backing up near Pleasant Street in Milo. These ice dams are creating localized high water conditions that'll persist through the day.

Your evening Maine weather update Multiple flood advisories remain in effect across central Maine this Thursday, with ice jams causing minor flooding along the Piscataquis River in Maxfield and Howland. And the Pleasant River near Pleasant Street in Milo. These ice jams are creating localized flooding concerns that will persist through the day.

Your midday Maine weather update We're tracking three active Flood Advisories statewide this Thursday. March 19, as rising temperatures and ice movement impact our river systems. It's a day to stay alert near local waterways.

Your morning Maine weather update We're tracking six active alerts this Thursday morning, including a Flood Warning for the Piscataquis River and a Special Weather Statement in effect. While we catch a break today, confidence is growing regarding a potential winter storm impacting the state late this weekend into early next week. Expect a dry 24 hours ahead as we move through Thursday.

Your morning Maine weather update Multiple flood warnings remain active across Maine this Thursday morning, with the Piscataquis River still running high from ice jams near Maxfield and Howland. While some flood advisories have been cancelled overnight, several warnings continue for river communities, so check conditions before traveling near waterways. We're starting cold at 24 degrees this morning, with light snow already falling across much of the state since 5 A.M.

Your evening Maine weather update We're tracking a dynamic weather pattern statewide this Wednesday. March 18, with seven active alerts currently in effect. The headline is a Flood Warning due to an ice jam on the Piscataquis River near Maxfield and Howland, while a Flood Advisory has been cancelled for southern sections.

Your evening Maine weather update We're tracking a complicated Wednesday statewide with six active weather alerts, including a significant Flood Warning for the Piscataquis River. While temperatures are climbing, ice jams and snow are creating distinct hazards for different parts of Maine. Expect a cold start with temperatures hovering around 25 degrees at 3 A.M., but we'll see a steady warm-up reaching 39 degrees by 5 P.M.

Your evening Maine weather update We're tracking a complicated Wednesday statewide with six active weather alerts, including a significant Flood Warning for the Piscataquis River. While temperatures are climbing, ice jams and snow are creating distinct hazards for different parts of Maine. Expect a cold start with temperatures hovering around 25 degrees at 3 A.M., but we'll see a steady warm-up reaching 39 degrees by 5 P.M.

Your evening Maine weather update We're tracking a complicated Wednesday statewide with six active weather alerts, including a significant Flood Warning for the Piscataquis River. While temperatures are climbing, ice jams and snow are creating distinct hazards for different parts of Maine. Expect a cold start with temperatures hovering around 25 degrees at 3 A.M., but we'll see a steady warm-up reaching 39 degrees by 5 P.M.

Your midday Maine weather update Step outside right now and you'll feel it, that chill has some teeth to it. We're topping out at 32 degrees today, which is actually 8 degrees colder than what we're used for this time of year. It's one of those days where the sun is playing hide and seek, but the cold wins either way.

Your midday Maine weather update Spring is trying to break through, but winter is putting up a fight. We're running 8 degrees colder than usual, with highs struggling just to hit freezing. That's the kind of chill that sneaks up on you.

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Your morning Maine weather update That cold front sweeping through Maine right now is flipping the script entirely. We're crashing from 50 degrees this morning down to the 30s by afternoon. But it's not just the temperature dropping, it's the wind picking up. 📍 Keywords: March weather | ME weather forecast | morning forecast | morning weather update | Maine weather | Maine

Your morning Maine weather update Patrick's Day, folks! we've picked up nearly an inch of rain in the last 24 hours. 📍 Keywords: Maine weather | morning forecast | ME weather forecast | Maine | March weather | morning weather update

Your morning Maine weather update Patrick's Day, folks! we're waking up to a real drama today after nearly an inch of rain soaked the state overnight. 📍 Keywords: Maine weather | morning weather update | morning forecast | March weather | ME weather forecast | Maine

Your midday Maine weather update That's rain hammering your windows, seven-tenths of an inch fell overnight. And we're just getting started. 📍 Keywords: Maine | midday forecast | Maine weather | March weather | ME weather forecast | midday weather update

Your morning Maine weather update Folks, we've got a serious situation brewing today. Warm air is surging north, but it's hitting just enough cold air to create a mess. This is a classic March battle. 📍 Keywords: Maine | ME weather forecast | morning weather update | March weather | Maine weather | morning forecast

Your morning Maine weather update Step outside right now and you'll feel that damp 38 degrees clinging to your jacket. Spring's trying to muscle in, pushing U S One3 degrees above normal today with a high of 53. But it's bringing a storm along for the ride. 📍 Keywords: morning forecast | ME weather forecast | morning weather update | Maine weather | Maine | March weather

Your evening Maine weather update Step outside right now and you're feeling 37 degrees under gray skies. But we hit 50 today, running a solid 10 degrees warmer than normal for mid-March. 📍 Keywords: evening weather update | evening forecast | Maine | Maine weather | March weather | ME weather forecast

Good afternoon. Maine. I'm DJ Huzz. Step outside right now and you're feeling 36 degrees, not bad for late February. Overnight bottomed out at 30, but here's the good news — we're gaining 3 minutes of daylight today. Sunrise hit at 6:55 A.M. and you've got light until 6:48 P.M. Today's all about that sunshine. Mostly sunny skies statewide with highs hitting 41 degrees from Portland to Bangor. The western mountains top out at 36, while The County reaches 33. North winds at 5 to 15 miles an hour keep things brisk along the coast, but otherwise it's a quiet Sunday. Perfect day for a walk if you ask me. As the sun sets. Tonight, clouds roll in, lows drop to 34 along the south coast, 30 in central Maine. And 25 up in Bangor, the County sees 23 degrees. After 3 A.M., a slight chance of rain develops in some areas, with a light wintry mix possible in the mountains and The County. Temperature-wise. Tuesday, rain tapers to showers by mid-morning. Temperatures crash — highs only reach the mid-40s. Wednesday turns sunny and cold, struggling to reach the low 30s with overnight lows plunging to the teens. Thursday through Saturday, partly sunny skies return. Highs gradually warm from the upper 30s to the mid-40s, with a chance of rain and snow returning by Friday night. Charge your phones and top off the gas tank before Monday's storm hits. See you this evening.

Good morning. Maine. I'm DJ Huzz. Step outside right now and it feels fairly decent, we're sitting at 35 degrees under a clear sky. That's right around where we should be for mid-March. Highs today will range from 33 degrees up in The County to 41 degrees down near Portland. You'll see plenty of sunshine, though winds will pick up a bit this afternoon, gusting to 20 miles an hour in spots. As the sun sets. Tonight, clouds thicken up ahead of our next system, while lows drop into the 20s and low 30s. Monday morning brings a mixed bag of precipitation. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for the mountains and northern regions from 4 A.M. To noon. You could see a light glaze of ice and up to an inch of snow before everything changes over to rain by midday. Down along the coast and in southern Maine, you're mostly looking at rain. It arrives by the Monday morning commute and becomes heavy at times. Combined with melting snow, that could lead to some street flooding and rising streams. The wind is the other big story, gusts could reach 45 miles an hour Monday night into Tuesday morning. With the ground saturated, scattered power outages are certainly possible. Once the front clears Tuesday, we dry out briefly, but get ready for a reality check. Tuesday night lows plunge into the teens, wednesday brings sunny skies but highs only in the 30s. Looking toward the rest of the week, temperatures moderate slightly but stay active. We're tracking chances for rain and snow showers for Friday and Saturday. See you this afternoon.

Good evening. Maine. I'm DJ Huzz. Happy Saturday, folks. We're shaking off a half inch of fresh snow today, but that's just the opening act. The real story is the powerful nor'easter brewing offshore, it's going to bring a serious soaker to start your work week. As the sun sets. Here's the setup for tonight. Skies clear out across the South Coast and Portland, with lows dipping to 28 degrees. It's a bit colder as you head inland, while augusta drops to 26 overnight. Up in Aroostook County. Here comes 18 degrees. Watch for scattered snow showers in The County and near Bangor this evening, but they should fade after midnight. Sunday looks like a classic calm-before-the-storm day, expect mostly sunny skies statewide. Highs will range from 34 degrees in The County to 40 degrees in Portland. Downeast hits 40. And the Western Mountains reach 35. It's a great day to get outside, because the weather turns wild overnight. Moving on, A strong low pressure system arrives late Sunday night, rain moves into the coast after 1 A.M. Monday. Up north, you could see a wintry mix of snow and freezing rain early Monday, potentially impacting the morning commute with slick surfaces. Monday turns raw and windy. Rain becomes heavy at times, with southeast winds gusting up to 40 miles an hour. Highs climb into the low 50s in the south, while that warmth, combined with heavy rain, could melt the remaining snowpack. We're talking about the risk of urban and small stream flooding, especially Downeast. Rainfall totals could exceed 2 inches near Bar Harbor. Temperature-wise. The storm pulls away Tuesday, skies clear out, but it turns blustery and much colder. Highs crash to the 30s. By Tuesday night, temperatures plummet into the teens across much of the state. The Western Mountains could see lows near 6 degrees above zero. Looking ahead. Midweek looks quiet and seasonal, expect sunny skies on Wednesday with highs in the 30s. We stay dry into Thursday, though clouds increase late. See you tomorrow.

Good evening. Maine. I'm DJ Huzz. Happy Saturday, folks. We picked up about a half inch of fresh snow in the last day. That dusting is winding down, though you might see a fresh coating tonight if you're up in The County. The sun sets at 6:46 P.M. Tonight, stealing back a few more minutes of daylight. Tonight, the story is the bite returning to the air, down in Portland, you're dropping to 28 degrees. Head north to Augusta and it falls to 26, while up in The County, lows crash to 18. Winds gusting to 30 miles an hour will cut right through your jacket. Sunday looks like a winner before things get messy, expect mostly sunny skies. Highs climb to 34 degrees in The County and hit 40 in Bangor. It's a calm day, so get out and enjoy it. Moving on. Here's the heads-up for the week ahead, while a strong system arrives Sunday night. Rain is likely for everyone by Monday morning, we're talking heavy rain. Downeast could see over two inches, that brings a real risk of flooding. Winds could gust over 40 miles an hour Monday, that's strong enough to knock out power. Looking ahead. The rain clears out Tuesday, behind it, cold air rushes in. Tuesday night lows drop to single digits in the north, while we stay chilly through the rest of the week. See you tomorrow.

Good evening. Maine. I'm DJ Huzz. Happy Saturday, folks. We're watching a tight temperature gradient statewide today, down in Portland, you're sitting at 28 degrees. Head north to Bangor and it drops to 22. Up in The County? you're waking up to 18 degrees. As the sun sets, A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until 1 A.M. Sunday for the north. Snow showers likely there tonight could add another inch or two. Most of the state stays dry through the overnight hours, skies clear out south, but clouds hang tough up north. Winds shift from the west to the northwest, gusting to 15 miles an hour along the coast. Temperature-wise. Sunday brings a break, expect mostly sunny skies statewide. Highs range from 34 degrees in The County to 42 degrees in Bangor. It's a perfect day to get outside before the next system arrives. Here's your heads-up for the week ahead. A strong storm arrives Sunday night. Rain spreads from south to north, with heavy rain possible Monday into Tuesday. We could see localized flooding and strong southerly gusts to 45 miles an hour. The rain clears out Tuesday afternoon, behind it, cold air rushes in. Lows drop to the single digits by Wednesday morning, highs only reach the mid-30s in the mountains. Looking ahead. Looking toward the end of the week, temperatures moderate slightly, but another chance of rain and snow moves in by Saturday. See you tomorrow.

Advisory in effect for northern and northern Maine. midday Sat Mar 14th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and northern Maine. morning Sat Mar 14th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and northern Maine. midday Fri Mar 13th, 2026 Maine forecast.

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Advisory in effect for northern and northern Maine. morning Thu Mar 12th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and northern Maine. morning Thu Mar 12th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and central Maine. evening Wed Mar 11th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and central Maine. evening Wed Mar 11th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and southern Maine. midday Wed Mar 11th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and southern Maine. midday Wed Mar 11th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and northern Maine. morning Wed Mar 11th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and northern Maine. morning Wed Mar 11th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for central and central Maine. evening Tue Mar 10th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for central and central Maine. evening Tue Mar 10th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and northern Maine. midday Tue Mar 10th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and northern Maine. midday Tue Mar 10th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and northern Maine. morning Tue Mar 10th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and northern Maine. evening Mon Mar 9th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and northern Maine. evening Mon Mar 9th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and northern Maine. midday Mon Mar 9th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and northern Maine. morning Mon Mar 9th, 2026 Maine forecast.

Good evening. Maine. I'm DJ Huzz. The weather's playing a joke on us today. Step outside and you'll swear it's April. We're hitting the mid-50s statewide — that's 17 degrees warmer than normal for early March. Portland peaks near 55. Augusta climbs to 57. Bangor reaches 54. Even The County hits 52. This is the kind of warmth that tricks you into packing away your winter coat. Don't fall for it. Tonight we slide back to reality. Lows drop to the low 30s under mostly clear skies. Portland settles at 33. Augusta cools to 34. Bangor falls to 30. Light southwest winds around 5 to 10 miles an hour. Monday keeps the mild streak alive. Highs climb back to the low-to-mid 50s. Portland hits 57. Augusta reaches 53. Bangor tops out at 55. Mostly sunny, but southwest winds pick up — gusts to 25 miles an hour. Monday night lows dip to the mid-30s. Tuesday brings the warmest day of the week. Highs push into the upper 50s across the board. Portland reaches 59. Augusta hits 60. Bangor climbs to 59. Sunny skies dominate. Light winds. Tuesday night lows settle in the mid-30s. For the rest of the week. Wednesday brings clouds and rain, especially after 8 A.M. Highs in the mid-40s to low 50s. Thursday turns active — rain likely, some heavy, with a wintry mix possible inland. Then a cold front crashes the party. Temperatures plunge fast. Thursday night drops to the teens and low 20s. Friday turns much colder. Highs only reach the upper 30s to low 40s. Another system rolls in Friday night into Saturday — snow and rain possible. The weekend stays unsettled with temperatures closer to normal. Enjoy the spring preview while it lasts. Winter's got one more act left. See you tomorrow.