weather

What's that old phrase we Mainers love to use this time of the year? Oh yeah, April showers bring May flowers.

Yes, you read that correctly. And you're probably thinking to yourself, 'isn't it gonna be like 60 friggin' degrees tomorrow?'

Check out what Mainers were doing while the blizzard raged on!

Are you serious? It's going to get really cold in Maine in the middle of January? Say it ain't so!

Are you cold and worried that your house isn't heated properly for the upcoming winter months? Read below to find out how you can proactively prepare for cold weather, with a little comedy.

It is essential to have a winter jacket in Maine, however, I do not, and here's why!

Might we recommend making plans to be at a Maine beach, pool or maybe even out on the boat in the coming days? It's going to be getting pretty toasty here in the Sunshine State. Oops, that's Florida, Maine is the Pine Tree State, but we might as well use both slogans for the upcoming week...

As life gets back to normal in Texas, some are starting to claim that all the snow that fell on Texas was not real snow.

So, just when you finally finished digging out from Tuesday's storm, it looks like we are going to get hit again.  Although, this one is likely to look a lot different from Tuesday's storm. According to WMTW meteorologist Ted McInerney, a rapid moving storm will pass through Maine tomorrow (Friday) afternoon and evening...

You can almost bet on this happening each and every year here in Maine. Some kind of a winter storm that will batter New England over the course of Groundhog Day.

Skiers waiting in line for the lift at Stowe Mountain Resort in Vermont recently witnessed a rare weather phenomenon, a snow devil or snownado, a whirlwind of snow.

As I was getting ready to write this article it occurred to me (okay fine, a coworker told me) that Tuesday is Groundhog Day.

As we move into Christmas day the temperatures will climb, the rain will get heavier and the winds will begin to blow.

Okay folks, you have to admit that making it all the way to November, 25th before we had talk talk about the possibility of slick travel in Central Maine is pretty impressive.

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.

Overall, we've had a fairly mild year when it comes to weather.  It's only fair, given all the other things 2020 has thrown at us. Winter was a breeze!  Spring, other than a few late-spring Nor'Easters, was pretty calm.  Summer was decent - not too hot or too cold...