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We are lovin' a second gorgeous Maine day in April this week with temps around 50. It's hard to imagine having to shovel and plow again anytime time soon.

On every rainy day, the WBLM Morning Show has faithfully played that wacky song loaded with clever puns by Kip Addotta called Wet Dream.

Did you think we were out of the woods with snow for the season? Well, it has been one of the warmest March's on record. It looks like we have what may be a last gasp of snow for the season on Monday night into Tuesday. Here's a great chart from out buddies at the National Weather Service in Gray that shows the changes of who's getting two or more inches of snow.

You'd swear the opening scenes of this video were shot from above in Alaska. Nope. This is from way up north here in Maine. It's the Can Am International Dog Sled Race on our border with Canada at Fort Kent.

So what do they do when the winds are blowing at these insane speeds? Well, send an intern into the belly of the beast of course.

Happy March! We are surely but slowly getting closer to warmer weather.

Whenever we get a really intense storm, it's always wicked fun to see the beauty and brutal force of the surf crashing over the big rocks in Acadia.

Man, that was some crazy winds we had this morning! We hope did ok and didn't lose any lawn furniture or trash barrels that may have blown away. Our friends at the National Weather Service in Gray gave us these wind gust stats.

He reminds us in this new report to get out up north where there's still snow if you enjoy the current season because, "this winter's f-in' leavin' us fast".

It sure is starting to feel more like springtime, right? Yes, we all are getting the fever for warmer temps and that smell of fresh mud. But not so fast bub, Here comes our favorite Canadian weather forecaster, Frankie MacDonald with what his neighbors in Maine can expect to be coming down for most of Thursday.

It's been kind of a weird winter in Maine, don't ya think? It seems kind of on the warm side but I haven't had a day not wearing my warm LL Bean boots. It seems a bit tame but my kid has had a good number of snow days off from school. And what about the amount of snow we've had? For that we turn to the pros-the great people at the National Weather Service in Gray who tell us of some interesting trends when it comes to snowfall in Maine from year to year:

As you watch it you'll see an area full of with snowballs all over the place. If you look closely you'll realize that there are no footprints around them. So, who rolled these balls? Check out the quick video. It's kinda bizzah, dude.

Even if you think it does take too long, please don't be lazy. Please remove it. Apparently, not everyone around here is getting the message and making the effort.

Looks like you can finally experience this Maine winter tradition with that buddy that keeps saying you should go. This weekend is the time that just about anyone can try ice fishing for free.

With Jeremy also capturing the action via drone and on-board cams, you really get a great sense of how fast these toboggans fly down the chute.

It's a double-shot of inclement weather statewide to wrap the work week. Here's our favorite Canadian weatherman Frankie MacDonald with everything we need to know as we get brace ourselves for Round 2 tomorrow.