Spring

Here are the funniest ones!

Love science? How about learning new things? You can do just that, right in our own backyard! Check out the Francis Malcolm Science Center Spring Open House on Saturday, May 30th from 11:00 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Spring thaw is in full swing and is showing no mercy. River flooding is a real possibility that could affect many people who live and work along waterways in Northern Maine and Western New Brunswick. We've been scouring social media and wanted to share come of the thing Spring 2015 flooding images that people are posting. Have a look.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Warning along rivers and streams in Aroostook County until at least mid-afternoon Thursday.

It's safe to say that the Spring thaw is on in most parts of Maine and New Brunswick with temperatures expected to be in the mid 40s Fahrenheit or right around 6C to finish out the week. According to Environment Canada, some rain fall is expected for much of New Brunswick over the next couple of days, with some areas being hit harder than others; especially parts in southern New Brunswick. Read Mo

After a mild start to the weekend, Aroostook County and western New Brunswick will deal with snow, strong winds and plummeting temperatures.

Your eyes do not deceive you, there really is a Frost Advisory in effect for May 29th, 2014 here in Northern Maine. Don't pack that winter coat away just yet!

Forest rangers and firefighters from around the state were kept busy battling a slew of wildfires over the Easter weekend.

The ice melt is on with the recent mild temperatures in Northern Maine, and the National Weather Service Office in Caribou has issued a flood watch. The NWS says there will be an increased ice jam flood threat from Monday through Wednesday.

Now there's something you've probably never seen before: snow sledders enjoying ice cream!