One scientist says the temperatures in Britain were ‘virtually impossible’ without human-driven climate change.
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Northeast enjoying mild summer as Plains and South bake
The reprieve from the heat can be traced to the shape of the jet stream, which is funneling a steady stream of cool Canadian air, but it has come with a cost: very
little precipitation.
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See where climate change made heat worse in the U.S.
Over the past decade, climate scientists have sharpened the ability to link how climate change has influenced extreme weather events across the world.
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Floodwaters from Yellowstone surge through eastern Montana
Residents in ravaged areas, meanwhile, cleaned up from the mess and braced for the economic fallout while the park remains closed at the height of tourist season.
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Heavy rain hits Florida, flooding strands Miami vehicles
Parts of Florida were facing heavy rain and wind as a storm system that battered Mexico moves across the state.
Posted inThe Maine Forecast
A taste of summer on tap this weekend
Get ready for the first summery beach day of the year this Saturday.
Posted inThe Maine Forecast
Generally cool and unsettled to start off May
The calendar shows May has begun, but the weather is certainly still acting like it’s early April.
Posted inThe Maine Forecast
Cool and unsettled for the last week of April
While the beginning of May is right around the corner, the weather will feel more like early April.
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A storm Tuesday will bring rain, wind and late-season snow
While most snow accumulation is limited to the higher elevations, a few flakes may fly elsewhere.
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A mild, unsettled week on the way for Maine
Temperatures will generally be running above average, but there will be multiple chances for showers throughout the week.