Maine weather

Typically my last wedding of the year is well in to November and even sometimes early December. However, because of the pandemic that decided to rear it's ugly head this year, my final wedding weekend of 2020 was on my birthday, Saturday, October 17th...

We've enjoyed a fairly dry summer and fall season so far here in Central Maine, but we are still in desperate need of the rain.

At the time of writing this post (5:30 AM) , CMP is only reporting about 320 customers without power across the state of Maine

When we start talking about hurricane impacts on Maine what is the first thing you start to think about? Rain, right?

One of the greatest things about passing summer storms here in Maine is the chance to see some really unique cloud formations in the sky.
Yesterday (7-23-20) we spent much of the day under a severe thunderstorm watch and depending on where you live, it didn't disappoint...

Would it really be summer without some really good thunderstorms? The short answer, of course, is 'no'.

I know it seems like this is a super-late April Fool's joke, but it's not. According to meteorologist, Keith Carson, much of Maine will see several inches of snow Sunday night.

As we gear up for a 24 hour mix of nastiness, CMP is gearing up for a good chance of power outages.

After hundreds of thousands of Mainers just got their power back after days without, experts say it's time to brace for another likely scenario of widespread outages

While it has been a fairly mild winter overall, spring snowstorms certainly aren't out of the ordinary here in Vacationland.