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Mild November, Wet Winter Ahead
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Matt Gagnon talks with AccuWeather’s Joe Lundberg about Maine’s unusually warm November outlook, with temperatures potentially reaching the 60s. Joe also discusses the ongoing drought, chances for much-needed rain, and why coastal Maine could see more rain than snow this winter.

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National Headlines

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