drought

We haven't had rain for days and days and it's beginning to get dangerous because of frequent wildfires.

Based on the total natural disasters over the past 70 years, Maine and New Hampshire rank as two of the best states to avoid natural calamity in the nation.

We've been enjoying some beautiful weather. Sunshine and 80 today, more sunshine tomorrow and up to 90! While this is making beach goers very happy and is great for outdoor activities, it's not great for the state overall.

Once again, it won't be everything the Granite State needs, but it'll help.

After a scorching summer, Mother Nature is loading up with a huge wave of raining heading to Maine and New Hampshire all next week.

A few showers are expected tomorrow. However, a much needed soaking rain remains distant.

Yesterday's storms did little to alleviate drought conditions in the Granite State.

Think the downpours last week lifted the dry conditions? Officials say no.

The state of New Hampshire is asking you to cut your shower time.

A number of cranberry growers in the Bay State are potentially looking at a crisis this harvest season.

Let them eat cake, just don't let them have any water to wash it down! In a case of wealthy privilege run amok and risking the well being of everyone else, we now hearing about out of touch stupidly rich people refusing to cut water consumption during the worst drought California has ever seen.