Winter Weather

Every year we almost forget in the middle of summer that we'll soon see another brutal New England winter rolling around.

Saddleback Mountain, nestled in the heart of Rangeley, Maine, has always been one of the State's most favorite spots for skiing.

It's not even Halloween yet but there is still a chance for some accumulating snow on Friday. According to Todd Gutner at News Center Maine, it currently looks like the perfect combination of weather patterns to get us to a 'first snow' just before the weekend Halloween festivities...

As we move into midweek, another area of low pressure will move in and will bring with it some plowable snow.

Always remember to take it extra slow and allow extra time for your commute when you know the weather and travel conditions will be inclement.

the incident happened in Baldwin on Route 113. Fortunately, the bus was en route to pick up children and did not have any kids on board at the time of impact.

We knew it would happen at some point, right? I mean let's be realistic, it's not super-uncommon for us to be leaving footprints in the snow on Halloween night

According to Cory Froomkin's weather blog on News Center Maine's website, travel during tomorrow's pounding from winter storm Harper could be "very dangerous to near impossible". When I read that it really got me thinking. Aside from medical emergencies, should we even consider leaving the safe confines of our homes...

Planning on going out for NYE? Plan accordingly.

Those of us living in New England know how great it is.

Didn't get enough snow on Saturday night? We've got more on the way!

Tomorrow (Jan. 24 ) looks like it is shaping up to be a messy one, as the National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for the area from 1AM to 7PM on Tuesday, Jan. 24.

The good news is that it is going to warm up tomorrow (Dec. 17), the bad news is that the (relatively) warmer weather is going to bring some significant snow with it, as a winter weather advisory has been issued for Central Maine tomorrow.

Charlie Lopresti, the chief meteorologist for WGME 13, has made his winter forecast for Maine.

Are you ready for winter? Well, there are some mixed messages as to what we can expect in the winter weather forecast this year.