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Caribou, ME – Maine residents are facing an extended stretch of unsettled weather beginning Tuesday, Nov. 3, as persistent rainfall continues through Wednesday before another potentially significant round of rain arrives Friday and lasts into the weekend.
Temperatures reach 60 Monday before rain becomes likely Tuesday night and Wednesday.
Caribou, ME – Northern and eastern Maine residents can expect a dry but chilly Halloween Saturday, October 31, followed by several more days of mainly dry weather as drought conditions persist across the region.
Aroostook County and Maine's western mountains face different November weather than Portland and the coast.
Caribou faces two freezing nights, with temperatures falling to 28° Friday and 26° Saturday.
Shivering, weakness and unusual sleepiness can signal life-threatening cold exposure in dogs and cats.
Temperatures fall sharply Saturday evening, with some northern Maine communities near 28 degrees.
Northern Maine temperatures climb from the 40s Tuesday into the low 60s by Thursday and Friday.
Multiple measurable snowfalls and persistent snow cover offer perspective ahead of November 2026.
Caribou faces a 42-degree difference between Sunday's high and Tuesday night's low.
Severe drought has expanded across the remainder of the St. John Valley and northern Aroostook County, according to an Oct. 22 report from the National Weather Service in Caribou. Persistent precipitation deficits, exceptionally low river flows and depleted groundwater reserves continue to place considerable stress on the region’s water resources....
A Monday cold front brings cooler air to northern and eastern Maine, with some lows in the 20s.
AROOSTOOK COUNTY, Maine (WAGM) - About half the country relies on private wells for everyday water use. An ongoing drought is leaving some wells with record low levels, and with winter approaching, local officials say the next few weeks could be critical for the groundwater supplies that keep wells working.
Groundwater levels in parts of Maine are hitting record lows as drought conditions worsen across the state. Nick Stasulis, a water specialist at the U.S. Geological Survey said that monitoring wells in southern and central Maine are registering levels that are below or very below normal for this time of year.
Caribou faces gusts up to 30 mph before temperatures fall into the lower 20s Friday night.
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine (WAGM) - Good evening everyone and happy Tuesday. Quiet fall weather continues across Northern Maine through the remainder of the work week, with plenty of sunshine expected Wednesday before some additional cloud cover arrives Thursday. Temperatures will turn chilly again tonight, with much of Aroostook County falling well into the 20s. After a cooler finish to the work week, a noticeable warmup is expected this weekend.
Northern Maine faces overnight lows in the 20s as Friday temperatures struggle to reach the middle 40s.
Northern Maine faces lows in the 20s before NOAA's Oct. 26–Nov. 1 outlook begins.
Northern Maine could reach 60 degrees Monday before highs fall into the 40s Friday and Saturday.
Caribou and surrounding Aroostook County face another stretch of freezing overnight temperatures despite sunny afternoons.
