The view from GOES19 satellite 22,000 miles up before sunset.

Turning wet, gusty winds, and watching the high tides. Here's your weekend weather update for Maine and New Hampshire.

Was a gorgeous sunset this evening to end a beautiful early autumn day.

Halo around the sun this morning. There must be a storm nearby.

Beauty tonight!

We're on track for some rain and gusty winds for part of the weekend. Here's the Thursday update with estimated timeline.

Two more delightful early autumn days are on the way. Attention will then quickly shift to rain and gusty winds this weekend. Here's the latest on what to expect in Maine and NH.

Another chilly night is on the way. The best chance for a frost will be inland and mountains. (note NWS Frost Advisory/Freeze Warning program has ended for Western Mountain Region and Northern NH).

The final sunset of summer 2026 was a good one. Autumn arrives at 8:05 PM.

Here's an estimate on the weekend storm track. Periods of rain are possible Saturday-Monday. Gusty winds should be strongest Southern ME and NH coast. We'll need to watch the high tides for minor flooding and splashover. The storm will have bigger impacts for our neighbors south.

Best chance for frost overnight will be foothills and mountains A Frost Advisory has been issued for parts of the area (note NWS Frost Advisory/Freeze Warning program has ended for Western Mtn. Region and Northern NH). Another Frost Advisory will probably be needed tomorrow night

The 1938 hurricane was a big one in Maine. Here's the Daily Local Record from Portland 88 years ago today. Meteorologists are not known for great penmanship!

Tonight's sunset was at 6:40. These clouds moving in captured on our Raymond skycam should hang around through early Tuesday morning. Expect loads of sun mid morning through afternoon. Enjoy!

More great late September weather will be with us over the next three days. After that, all eyes remain on the track and development of a sizable storm to our south.

It’s that time of year! @sundayriver fired up the snow guns this morning for their annual snowmaking test.

Saturday will be the brightest and best part of the weekend. It's going to be a beautiful day! We're tracking some light rain moving in late weekend. Have a great weekend!

We're on track for a quick round of wet weather overnight. The greatest chance for over a half inch will be in Southern Maine. Friday will showcase sunny, breezy, and mild conditions. Enjoy!

Two rounds of rain are expected over the next four days. In between, we'll see more beautiful mid September weather!

Wednesday will be the warmest day of the stretch. Early morning clouds should break to a mostly sunny sky. Temps will be warmest over the interior. Enjoy!