weather

It was just a day ago that I was lamenting on the radio about the complete lack of snow that the Central Maine region had received so far this year.

To say that this New England winter has been lackluster in terms of snowfall would be an understatement.

A study used historical data to predict what day in Maine would be the most 'miserable', and it's coming up very soon.

When it comes to winter in Maine, I'm oftentimes reminded of the iconic 'box of chocolates' scene from Forest Gump.

Thanks to the National Centers for Environmental Information, we now know about the most extreme temperatures in the history of our New England states.

Did you see the northern lights last night in Maine?

You know the old adage, right? If you don't like the weather in New England just wait a minute and it will change.

Don't you just love winter in Maine? Ahh, the sound of the season, the smell of fresh-cut Christmas trees and the lovely sights of ice covering our busiest roadways.

When it comes to winter in New England, one of the best parts for so many kids is the immanent snow days.

Wet and potentially wintry winter is taking aim at Maine for the holiday week with a possible nor'easter arriving on Thanksgiving

Do you believe these predictions?

You may want a short sleeve costume...

Folklore says that the wooly bear caterpillar can predict winter weather, and a thick black head is often considered a warning.

It's one of the best times of the year isn't it? The Windsor Fair has ended, the kids are back in school and pumpkin spice is back on the menu at Dunkin

In Northern New England, we’ve been lucky to experience beautiful, mild days well into September over the last few years, with even a beach day or two in October! This year seems to be following that trend.

Labor Day may marked the unofficial end of summer, and apparently that's the end of the meteorological summer as well. It certainly felt like a hot one, but was it the hottest Maine summer on record?