Maine weather

We've been kind of lucky so far this winter, as milder temperatures have been the majority of what we've experienced, so far. But that's changed.

The water provides a pretty backdrop for those looking for a bit of nature's beauty in our city. But this storm brought the water a little too close for comfort.

SO many components combined could make this a mess in more ways than one.

It's rumored to hit us at the end of January.

Be alert, as we will be having more cold temperatures, and with that, you are at risk of the two most common cold-related illnesses in Maine.

Much like this storm, it wasn't just one spot that got hit, the storm left rivers all over the state flooded, and left entire towns underwater.

With the wind-chill expected to bring nighttime temps to zero, many folks are facing freezing conditions without water, warmth, or in some cases even food.

The State of Maine got sucker punched right in the face yesterday, and these videos prove it!

Thanks to the invention of doorbell cameras and dash cameras many Mainers watched as random items were lifted by the winds and transported into their yards or along Maine's roads.

Word has it that Maine experienced some strong winds and rain on Monday. Is that accurate?