central Maine weather

Get ready for a bit of a 1-2 punch for the Pine Tree State over the next couple of days.

Well, now that we've had the 'snow' part of winter, buckle up for the 'cold' part of winter, cuz it's-a-comin'.

It's been a pretty wild ride, at least weather-wise, this winter season for most of here in Maine.

We were just thinking that the lawns in Central Maine were starting to look a little brown and crunchy.

While it won't make the snowmobile trails any better in Central Maine, it will be enough to cause a bit of a headache for Tuesday evening travelers in the region.

It looks like another pretty big winter storm is preparing to move into the Pine Tree State later today. Fortunately (or unfortunately?) it's not going to come in the form of several inches of snow.

Every year we almost forget in the middle of summer that we'll soon see another brutal New England winter rolling around.

The Maine Department of Environmental Protection's Air Quality Bureau has even gone so far as to issue an air quality alert through Tuesday here in the Pine Tree State.

According to News Center Maine, much of Maine will be in the cross hairs of some pretty severe weather later in the day.

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

Might we recommend making plans to be at a Maine beach, pool or maybe even out on the boat in the coming days? It's going to be getting pretty toasty here in the Sunshine State. Oops, that's Florida, Maine is the Pine Tree State, but we might as well use both slogans for the upcoming week...

As we move into Christmas day the temperatures will climb, the rain will get heavier and the winds will begin to blow.

Okay folks, you have to admit that making it all the way to November, 25th before we had talk talk about the possibility of slick travel in Central Maine is pretty impressive.

Even though we're swiftly moving through the month of August, summer is still holding on tight here in Central Maine. Despite the pandemic raging on in the background of our lives, we've been pretty fortunate with our share of 'nice weather' this summer...

Would it really be summer without some really good thunderstorms? The short answer, of course, is 'no'.

For weeks Mainers have been looking for some relief from bad news. Coronavirus, shut down economy, now giant murder hornets. I mean, what could possibly be next?