Maine Winter

Yes, we're late, yes, it's still slippery, and yes, sometimes salt doesn't work but without Maine plow trucks we would all be screwed. Here is my open letter to all plow truck drivers.

Winter images of Mount Katahdin and Baxter State Park highlight Maine's incredible peace and tranquility.

The Bangor PD wants to make sure everyone stays safe on the road, so they decided to have some fun on Facebook.

Whitney and Randy Zavala were the first hikers to summit Maine's Mount Katahdin in 2022. They captured some amazing pics along the way.

As the sun moves north and we welcome the vernal equinox, there's one last day at the ice races.

When you see that their is a new video from our favorite Canadian weatherman Frankie MacDonald out of Nova Scotia, it's probably about to get pretty bad out there.

You can almost bet on this happening each and every year here in Maine. Some kind of a winter storm that will batter New England over the course of Groundhog Day.

The Flooded Cellar boys hilariously lament the stinky business of making sure the house stays warm when the fuel is all gone. "Oil tanks empty and I'm low on cash so I gotta go make that Diesel Dash!"

It is absolutely mind-blowing how these dubbahs in Mt. Vernon created the "World's Largest Redneck Fishing Machine", the "Fish-O-Matic". To make it, they utilized a kids bike, ironing boards, a 12-volt battery, and more unused stuff from the yahd. There's even a friggin' catapult.

Check out the photos and make sure you watch the quick video he shot too. This suckah goes from 0 to 50 MPH in a friggin' heartbeat, bub.

Flooded Cellar made a music video for a funny song about battling with that beat-up, old snow blower. "Yankin' the cord, but it won't seem to fire." We've all been there.

Correy from East Baldwin captured the dramatic moment on video and you can watch it here. His wicked Mainah commentary is colorful. That of course means that this is NSFW.

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.

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.

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.

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.