Weather

Ah, the awesome power of the weather.

While the snow has recently been a major storyline in the U.S., rain has been a real problem in another country. Driving rain in Peru has caused dangerous flooding and mudslides, claiming the lives of 72 people. In addition, an estimated 115,000 homes have been destroyed, while several roads are no longer fit for driving and more than 100 bridges have been affected...

Mother Nature, meet dad of the year.

Think it's a good idea to venture out on the roadway when it's covered in snow? This massive pileup may make you think otherwise.

For all the havoc snow can wreak, it can also bring so much joy.

Maine storms can mean power outages! Click in for the latest from the power companies....

Daylight Saving Time is upon us. Well, most of us.

Winter Storm Stella is probably going to dump somewhere between 12 and 18 inches on Central Maine over the next couple days.  you know the stores are going to be mobbed later on today.  So, what are people buying?  Milk?  Bread?  Allen's Coffee Brandy?

I love The Weather Channel for naming winter storms. The one that is headed our way is 'Stella'.  Maine is looking at snow starting Tuesday into Wednesday. Yes, like a foot or so.  BUT lets look on the up side, this new snow will be a pain to clean up, it always is, but since it is mid March already, it will be gone very soon!

What is up must come down.

The record warmth in northern New England may not be over.

The American family comes here to play in the summer... but Funtown suffers through the winter just like the rest of us.

We've gotten a TON of snow this month, but southern & central Maine haven't seen anything compared to the snow Downeast.

Psst. Hey, you. Yeah, you. Here's some breaking news: driving in bad weather can be dangerous.

Another round of winter weather is poised to hit Maine.

When it comes to being frigid, no place can outshiver this one.