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Maine’s July is turning into a scorcher with barely any rain—Portland’s seen less than half an inch through mid-month, on track for one of the driest Julys ever recorded there. While drought conditions have improved statewide compared to last year, the current dry spell threatens to push coastal and inland areas back into “abnormally dry” territory. The good news? NOAA’s forecast predicts above-normal rainfall for the rest of July and into early August, which could finally break the heat and dryness gripping southern Maine and help restore balance to the state’s water needs.

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