National Weather Service

Well, it only took until noon today for Portland to break the record for warmest March 9th ever. The previous record was 55 degrees. Today we CRUSHED the record

Some severe weather is approaching Aroostook County once again, this time in the form of some severe thunderstorms.

Have you got lots of outdoor activities planned for the 4th of July holiday weekend? Are you wondering if the weather will cooperate?

Yes, you read that headline correctly! The National Weather Service Office in Caribou as well as Environment Canada have issued a Winter Weather Advisory for most of Aroostook County and Western New Brunswick for late Thursday evening through 1 p.m. on Friday, April 10th, 2015.

Brace yourself, the first snow storm of March 2015 is on its way to Aroostook County and Western New Brunswick.

Get ready, some chilly air is on the way to Aroostook County and Western New Brunswick overnight. The National Weather Service Office in Caribou has issued a Wind Chill Advisory from 2 a.m. to 7 a.m. Tuesday, March 3rd, so bundle up if you're going outside.

You may have woke up this morning to light snow falling from the sky. The good news is we're not getting a blizzard. The bad news is that Aroostook County and Western New Brunswick will indeed see some snow accumulation throughout the day. The National Weather Service Office in Caribou has issued a Winter Weather Advisory, and that remains in effect until 3 p.m. Wednesday.

Expect a drastic drop in temperature for Northern Maine and Western New Brunswick Sunday and Monday. The National Weather Service Office in Caribou has issued a Wind Chill Advisory following a nasty winter storm that dropped up to 18 inches of snow on our area over the last few days.

Aroostook County and Western New Brunswick are in the heart another winter storm dumping lots of snow and bringing some high wind gusts with it.

Ready or not, another significant snow storm is on its way to Northern Maine and Western New Brunswick just in time for the weekend.