Where Were You? 25 Mainers Share Stories of the Ice Storm of 1998
It only seems like yesterday for the Mainers who were there during the ice storm of 1998, one of the worst natural disasters in Maine history.
El-Nino
Maine More Likely to See a Heat Wave Than a White Christmas
The strong El Niño pattern has a chance to wreak havoc on winter lovers in the northeast, delivering sun and warmth instead of snow on Christmas.
The Reason Why We’ve Had So Many “Wintry Mix” Storms This Year
The surprising part is that the cause is 5,000 MILES AWAY!
Strong El Nino Expected
The current El Nino has become a strong one, according to NOAA's September El Nino diagnostic discussion released Thursday.
Weekly sea-surface temperature departures from average topped 2 degrees Celsius from mid-August into early September in the defining strip of the equatorial Pacific Ocean monitored for El Nino, the Nino 3.4 region. El Nino events are considered strong when temperature anomali
This Winter Could be the Mother of All Winters
This year's El Niño is shaping up to be a whopper — potentially surpassing the one in 1997, which was the strongest on record, the National Weather Service says.