Maine Weather

WGME meteorologist Dustin Bonk there will be a couple of things that will make a near-perfect recipe for some Maine thunder-boomers today.

I've come to learn, especially living here in Central Maine, that you should never be surprised by the things that you see.

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.

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

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

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

According to WGME a man from Phippsburg was attacked by a fox early Tuesday morning and the entire ordeal was captured by surveillance cameras.

Thankfully no one was injured in the crash, though police continue to urge drivers to use extreme caution on Maine roads in inclement weather.

According to News Center Maine is in line to receive a couple of moderate snowfalls in the next few days.

According to the National Weather Service, we could be in for some icy, nasty weather late Saturday night and Sunday. A winter storm watch is in effect for Saturday evening through Sunday evening. According to the Weather Service, * WHAT...

Would it really be the holidays in Maine if we weren't bombarded with inclement weather during peak travel times? The short answer is no.

The precipitation will be more of a hazard the closer you get to the coast where inland communities are more likely to see a mix of rain/sleet.

This storm moves in tonight dumping lots of rain and taking some leaves with it!

Anthony Pickett, MD, talks about the warning signs of both heat exhaustion and heat stroke.

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...

With many traveling this weekend ahead of Christmas, this is probably the worst possible time for outages like this.