Charlie Lopresti

Best part of Friday will be morning. A round of rain and thunderstorms will move through afternoon through early night. Greatest risk for severe storms should be in Southern New Hampshire and York County. https://t.co/PsmS8CQU9f

A few stale ski tracks in Tuckerman Ravine on this 90 degree day. https://t.co/OXHmm9EIsr

Today was the first great beach day of the season. https://t.co/4c8gV4P6fw

Thursday will be the warmest/hottest day of the stretch. Temps will range from 70s Midcoast to low 90s for some inland towns. Here's an estimate on afternoon highs. https://t.co/qlcWvzodD1

Here's the first smoky sunset of the season viewed from the CBS13 Raymond skycam. https://t.co/P4OqKOUguF

Smoke is expected to remain aloft between 2,500 feet and 10,000 feet in Southern Maine. Time range for thickest smoke outlined by the HRRR model here is tonight through Wednesday evening. https://t.co/8mOUbPzqxh

Smoke incoming. Wednesday will have that hazy look. Expect filtered sunshine from smoke and high thin clouds. https://t.co/FvIXTPzRTX

Summer preview is on the way next couple days. Temps will be warmest/hottest inland. https://t.co/PPaqBkD0WS

Warmer temps in the 70s and 80s will be the big weather story next few days. Smoke from Canadian wild fires will start getting into our area Tuesday evening. https://t.co/PbjItQfIBd

It's the wettest May in 19 years in Portland. Seems appropriate to end the month with another 0.50" to 1.00". Most rain, and the chance for a t-storm, will be in the AM. Afternoon will showcase some dry hours with the chance for a shower. Any sunny breaks will be late. https://t.co/WTkJZpjbPa

In this week's edition of Saturday rain, most of us will see a half inch to an inch morning and mid-day. There should be some dry hours afternoon and evening. Best chance for sun will be late in the day. https://t.co/OuPfxnCz0K

More pleasant weather is on the way to end the work week. We'll have a mix of sun and clouds with a few passing showers Friday. Temps should be a few degrees above our normals. Enjoy! https://t.co/dJJV7GOfyO

Past 4 months viewed from Sentinel 2 satellite. Last image is mid-day today. https://t.co/5EV4NhZlo7

The CBS13 Raymond time lapse caught some melting on Mount Washington's summit cone this afternoon. Highs in the valley were around 80°. https://t.co/EYVyESSM7Q

Another beautiful and well deserved summer-like day is on the way Wednesday. 70s and 80s will be common in Southern and Central Maine. https://t.co/DU6vWl98gi

At least the temperature is heading in the right direction in the coming days. Normal high in Portland is 66°. https://t.co/XTcJv2Az1H

The view of our late season Nor'easter from GOES19 satellite 22,000 miles up. https://t.co/jZL1NP7IT6