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Aroostook County Weather News from the Weather Forecast Office in Caribou, Maine .
WFO Caribou's Top News Items!
The latest weather related news from NOAA's National Weather Service WeatherForecast Office in Caribou Maine
NOAAWatch Web Page for Tropical Storm Information
NOAA Watch web page for detailed information regarding tropical storms and associated products.
Van Buren/Eagle Lake Flash Flood Info - July 9th
Preliminary storm reports and pictures from the Van Buren and Eagle Lake Flash Floods.
Caribou Top 10 Climate Extremes now complete
National Weather Service Caribou has completed a Top 10 list of climate extremes. We are currently working on a similar list for Bangor and it will posted here when complete. In the future, you can access these Top 10 lists by going to the Local link under Climate on the left hand menu. Then go the Local Data/Records tab.
Hot weather impacts northern and eastern Maine.
A very warm weather pattern will settle over Maine throughout the week. While the heat will not reach advisory levels, it may be hazardous to sensitive groups. For the latest details on the event watch for forecast updates from your National Weather Service Office in Caribou.
We need your feedback! Please take our weather survey.
The NWS is undertaking research on how satisfied you are with our products and services and would appreciate your feedback. The purpose of this research is to help the NWS improve its services. The survey will take approximately 15 minutes to complete and need not be finished all at once. We also encourage you to take a moment and complete one or more of the optional sections focused on Marine, Aviation, and Hazardous Weather.
Lightning Safety Awareness Week 2010
June 20-26, 2010 is Lightning Safety Awareness Week. Stay safe and remember "When thunder roars, go indoors!"
Tornado Confirmed near Shin Pond on 2 Jun. 2010
National Weather Service survey team reports that a tornado occured near Shin Pond on June 2, 2010.
Spring 2010 Weather Spotter Trainings Now Scheduled!
Skywarn spotter trainings have now been scheduled. Check the website for a spotter training near you.
NWS Caribou Hosts Spring Meeting.
On Wednesday, May 12th the National Weather Service in Caribou hosted its first annual Spring Meeting and Chili Cookoff for NWS partners and staff. Office visitors came from all around the state, and participated both in person and via an online system called a webinar.
Spring & Summer Maine-ly Weather Newlsetter Now Available
Check out the latest edition of our office newsletter, Maine-ly Weather!
Preliminary Snowfall Reports from April 27-28, 2010.
Preliminary Snowfall Reports from April 27-28, 2010.
Preliminary Storm Total Reports from March 29-31, 2010.
Preliminary Storm Total Reports from March 29-31, 2010.
Preliminary Storm Total Reports from March 22-25, 2010.
Preliminary Storm Total Reports from March 22-25, 2010.
Winter in Review - How unusual was this winter?
Winter in Review - How unusual was this winter?
2010 Flood Safety Awareness Week Day Five: Tropical Cyclone Flooding
March 15th-19th is Flood Safety Awareness Week in Maine. Today's topic is Tropical Cyclone Flooding Risk.
2010 Flood Safety Awareness Week Day Four: Flood Risk and Insurance
March 15th-19th is Flood Safety Awareness Week in Maine. Today's topic is Flood Risk and Flood Insurance.
2010 Flood Safety Awareness Week Day Three: Ice jams
March 15th-19th is Flood Safety Awareness Week in Maine. Today's topic is ice jams and seasonal flooding.
2010 Flood Safety Awareness Week Day Two: Flooding Hazards
March 15th-19th is Flood Safety Awareness Week in Maine. Today's topic is flood hazards.
More Old News for 2010
Here is a link so you can read the news articles for 2010.
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