Winter

It's a good rule of thumb, at this point in the year, that if you're not sure if something is still open, you give a call to double-check.

Following a topsy-turvy summer, the National Weather Service is calling for a wet and warm winter in Maine, thanks to El Niño.

Potholes are either 50 times worse than they used to be, or folks are just complaining more on social media.

I remember almost exactly a year ago, during February vacation, it was over 60 degrees.

I suppose maybe there's room out in the world for a fleet of "frostitutes".

Let's take a run through all the icy pet names people use to describe the bull crap that happens in their wheels.

People throughout Maine share the temperature inside their homes during the winter, and the averages are kind of ridiculous.

There's never a shortage of things your house is willing to tell you that require getting your checkbook out to make them go away.

Sometimes it's just nice to lift the veil on these things. It's nice to know an average Joe like me can do weather stuff, haha.

Those are the situations where people turn to alternative fuel sources to stay warm. But that comes with a risk.