Made in NH

New Hampshire humorist, Fred Marple sings a parody song to the tune of the familiar warm weather standard Blue Skies. "Never seen bugs, stubborn as this...bites on my face, welts on my wrist."

The best part is, he brings it to us with the naughty language that most of us are also likely to use when we are about to get hammered by Old Man Winter.

New Hampshire's Hillbilly Weatherman, Adam Evans shares his special recipe for an adult beverage that’s perfect for holidaze here in the North Country...Hillbilly Applesauce!

Our favorite thing about winter in the North Country is back! Going on over 5 years now, he really is one of the best things that happens around here when it sucks outside.

Now that the first day of Autumn has arrived, bringing us fairly warm days and colder nights, it's tough to agree with the rest of the family on when it's really time to fire up the boiler...right?

Now, here's New Hampshire humorist Fred Marple with a little numbah we can all commiserate to. This parody song complains about the yearly invasion of those awful, pesky biters, Black Flies.

Invariably, these web meetings come with distractions. Watch as our buddy Fred does his best to get through it with his furry and feathered colleagues.

He's back with another commercial parody promoting a new magazine venture that reflects the new reality. And of course, it's presented in a language we locals can all understand. It's "Fred Marple's Indoors"..."The magazine for indoor living."

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".

I was just on the air asking where the Hillbilly Weatherman was. We didn't hear from him on the last storm. So wouldn't it be great to get the uncensored forecast straight and to the point for the the next one we're hearing about comin' in this weekend?

Yankee humorist Fred Marple posted a very funny video on Facebook the other day ranting about Christmas tree lights. We especially love how he shows what the bad little bulb looks like before and after you 'fix' it.

Going on 5 years now, he really is one of the best things that happens around here when it sucks outside.

In a Facebook post over the weekend, we got the news we've been waiting for as we get closer to full-on winter.

Here's a funny song parody of The Mamas & The Papas California Dreamin' performed by New Hampshire humorist Fred Marple and company. It expresses the irritation we all have of dealing with poky leaf peepers this time of year...in particular, Massachusetts drivers.

With early fall bringing us warm days and cool nights, it's tough to agree with the rest of the family on when it's really time to turn on the thermostat...right? New Hampshire humorist and musician Fred Marple of the underappreciated town of Frost Heaves has a funny song for us that laments "It's Too Soon to Put the Heat On".

While we are all ooos and ahhs seeing the leaves the starting to change, maybe the leaves themselves feel differently about their annual demise.