Weather

This song brilliantly and hilariously observes and expresses the suffering we all endure living in the Pine Tree State year after year. But remember what my Nana always said. If you can't suffah the wintah, you don't deserve the summah.

This could be THE weekend for amazing fall foliage in the Pine Tree State. This is the weekend where almost the whole state is at peak and we have not lost leaves yet. The wind and showers this weekend could change all that, and we may be raking before we know it. So let's enjoy the day off on …

Mother Nature is working her magic with the leaves. As I drive around Downeast Maine I'm amazed at the colors, and just now seeing a little leaf drop. Here's the October 2nd Foliage Report from the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry

Leaves are starting to turn, just look outside your window! The Maine Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Conservation has just released the latest Fall Foliage Report, dated September 25th

We certainly had some wicked thunderstorms move through in the past 24 hours. Many lost power! It always looks pretty cool on top of Mt. Washington, but can you imagine watching a thunderstorm up there? The great folks at the Observatory caught a good strike on Thursday night.

Is it too early to start thinking about what kind of weather we'll have next winter in Maine? It isn't if you're our favorite Canadian weatherman, Frankie MacDonald!

Every year we get pumped for the warmth of Springtime when April hits the calendar, only to be disappointed once again that old man winter isn't ready to pack his things and go home. It was friggin' cold yestahdee, dudebubguy! Well the good news is, we don't see any predictions of sn…

This is a sign that Spring is definitely here. The first births of the season happened at Sunflower Farm in Cumberland over the weekend. We can't wait to cuddle with the new little sweeties.

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Windy conditions have led to another day of school closings and delays in Aroostook County and western New Brunswick.