weather

Whether you loved seeing all the white stuff this morning or shouted "f**k" when looked out the window, this song right here perfectly expresses our relationship with Maine winters.

If you a bummed about the arrival of snow this week in Maine, maybe this enchanting video of a mom and baby moose from our friends at Moosehead Area Guide Service will change your attitude.

A stormy Tuesday brought rain to some parts of Maine and snow to others. As we wrap up the workweek, there's a very good chance ALL of us will get SNOW.

So as we keep adding the extra layers this week, let's crank up the most requested winter weather song from the WBLM Morning Show!

With a reported 18 inches of snow already and 6 foot drifts, look at all the snow caught on video earlier today from our friends at the Mount Washington Observatory. AHHHHHHHH!!!

Even though most of the sentences we've heard in his one-of-a-kind reports over the years are punctuated with F-in' colorful adjectives, you know he is actually able to keep it clean here and there. Not just clean, but truly poetic!

Here's an update from wicked cool weather guy Keith Carson of News Center Maine.

As the Hillbilly says, “Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.” We can always count on the Hillbilly Weatherman to tell it like it is.

Here's a sweaty little ditty from our friends Flooded Cellar, a band outta Lovell. The Maine made music video is perfect to sing along with as we start July with a hazy, hot, and humid scorchah.

A flamethrower is set to blast us with scorching temperatures.This possible heatwave could go into the beginning of the next work week.

In this hilarious cartoon they use true wicked Mainah language like jibbah, sh*tpokes, and burgly, gurgly, gurglers. So, be careful who you show this to, bub.

With mid to upper 90s for parts of Maine and bustin' through the 100 mark in New Hampshire this afternoon, we're in for a wicked scorchah to start the week!

The National Weather Service in Gray put together a little chart to show us who felt the more of a chill this week.

Check out this aerial video of an attack on a wildfire last week at Chesuncook in the northern Maine woods of Piscataquis County. Thank Maine Forest Rangers!

The National Weather Service is predicting record and close to record high temperatures.

We've got another nice one today with highs all over Blimpville rising above 70. Even though, official at the National Weather Service in Gray are warning us that the waters are still too cold for jumping in.