Minor coastal flooding is possible Tuesday and Wednesday during high tide.
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Enjoy the sun today; we won’t see it for a while
More rain is on the way, some of it heavy in the coming days.
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Maine Observer: Brief mud season a harbinger of better times
Spring in Maine is a period of transition, and its signs – returning birds, more daylight, even puddles – bring true joy.
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Showery start to Earth Day weekend; sunniest on Sunday
Rain starts the weekend, but a trend toward some sunshine and milder temperatures will end it.
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Sunny, mild and dry for the running of the 121st Boston Marathon
If you are headed to Boston to watch or run in this year’s marathon, the weather will cooperate.
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Winter was snowy, but lack of prolonged cold is becoming a pattern
Warmer winters are already here; winters with less snow are likely to follow.
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TV weatherman Tom Johnston remembered for his energy and humor, on air and off
The WCSH meteorologist, who apparently took his life, developed a loyal following among viewers who liked his upbeat personality and social media posts.
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Our View: Protecting our nature economy relies on taking the long view
Responsible fishermen can show restraint as the trout fishery recovers from severe drought, and everyone needs to prepare for climate change.
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Expect wet and cold weather for the rest of the week
Maine could even get some more snow this week.
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Storm won’t be quite as bad as early forecasts suggested, says weather service
Southern Maine will feel the brunt of the system, with accumulations of up to a foot in York County.