snow

...skiing behind an Audi might make the cut.

Check out live radar from Intellicast as the storm bears down on the east coast.

We love a good blizzard here in Vacationland! Get ready to laugh at the funniest posts from this massive storm.

Today's storm is a big one, but it's nowhere close to Maine's all-time snowfall record!

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As more and more cars permeate roads and highways, should Maine follow other states in New England and enact laws about snow removal for automobiles?

This cold and breezy weather could lead to Augusta and Waterville seeing its first snowfall of the season. WCSH 6 is predicting a cold rain to develop Thursday night into Friday and it could be cold enough for some wet snow.

OMG. It may be Mayvember in Central Maine today, but way up north it's still full-on Wintah!

Mary Morris is a third grade teacher in Strawberry Plains, TN who needs another snow day. What student or teacher doesn't?

Reminders of last year's crazy snow storm in Buffalo, New York are still standing tall.

I have access to the FASTEST runner sled in the whole world! It's form the 1930's or 40's and my dad rode it as a kid!

With all of the snow we've had over the winter and very little melting, you might be wondering about river flooding this spring. Well, so were the River Flow Advisory Panel and the Maine Emergency Management Agency. Both groups met today to assess possible spring flooding and they now have their assessment.

Here are the latest conditions on the slopes thanks to John Williams from Williams Broadcasting.

Here are the latest conditions on the trails thanks to John Williams from Williams Broadcasting.

On Wednesday, we got a call from a woman telling us about this giant snow wall in front of a house on Sixth Street in Augusta. She said dogs frequently stand on it as though they were the house's guards and there was a chair perched on top so the owner could sit and look around the neighborhood. I had to check it out. Following is the story of what I learned!

Here are the latest conditions on the trails thanks to John Williams from Williams Broadcasting.