Weather

Mother Nature must not have received the memo that it's Spring! Downeast Maine can expect snow, freezing rain and sleet today, Saturday March 23rd.

Over 12,000 Maine households started their Thursday morning with no power, cold temperatures, and a threat of 50 mph winds later in the day.

Rumors suggest that it is coming back to our Pine Tree State with a vengeance too.

A local videographer took to the trails of Acadia National Park on Wednesday to record the ocean during a huge rain and windstorm, and the result is awesomely scary.

Downeast Maine residents should be expecting big winds on Wednesday, January 10th because of Winter Storm Finn. How big? Check out the graphics and story

As another wind and precipitation storm crosses the state, over 49,000 Maine households are waking up to no power.

A little pre-planning is key in winter storms, including having these valuable phone numbers at your fingertips.

Maine residents who were impacted by the pre-Christmas storm can find information about everything from insurance to road closures through a new online hub.

If you aren't aware, Maine is about to be buffeted by gale to hurricane strength winds tonight into tomorrow. You should be using daylight hours to prepare, insuring that anything that could blow away is secure, as well as being ready for extended power outages.

Maine State Police closed parts of I-95 due to icy road conditions that were causing drivers to crash, but they have been opened back up.