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Wow, we knew it was hot this past month but the HOTTEST in recorded history? Yup, according to our friends at the National Weather Service in Gray.

There are just some things that prove you are a "true" Mainer and we've put 7 of them into this list in case you need a little confirmation.

With conditions ripe, models are suggesting Hurricane Isaias could make its way to New England sometime next week

So today's high was 92 as I was at my home in Cape Elizabeth.

Large portions of Maine will spend the entire weekend with 90 degree highs and thick humidity. It may stick around for awhile too.

Severe thunderstorms brought significant hail to southern Maine, leaving lawns in many communities "snow" covered. Take a look.

We've seen some crazy summer weather in the past week in Maine. Severe thunderstorms that knocked out power to thousands of Mainers. Even a tornado in Hiram. It's good to be on high alert, especially as more of us are outside and on the water this time of year. Our friends at the National Weather Service in Gray have sent us this model for thunderstorms and their timing for this afternoon:

We've had some beautiful weather for the past couple days, however, we are headed for some high heat for the next few days

It'll feel like a switch has been flipped next week, as Maine goes from mid-50's to possible 80's in some spots as big heat arrives

Several forecast models are showing below-average temperatures and snow for Maine at the beginning of May

Looks like through June, we will be above average for temperatures.

Mainers love the weather! And with many of us., including our kids, stuck inside these days, our friends at the National Weather Service in Gray have given us a bunch of fun and educational resources for kids and adults alike to check out. Here's your opportunity to become a weather expert!

If the Monday into Tuesday storm wasn't enough for you, some forecast models are calling for more snow to hit Maine this weekend

Did you think we were out of the woods with snow for the season? Well, it has been one of the warmest March's on record. It looks like we have what may be a last gasp of snow for the season on Monday night into Tuesday. Here's a great chart from out buddies at the National Weather Service in Gray that shows the changes of who's getting two or more inches of snow.

New England could be kicking off spring on Friday with very warm temperatures as a nice oasis from the coronavirus crisis

After a rather mild winter, all of New England could see an exceptionally warm month of March, with temperatures several degrees warmer than normal