N'oreaster

Maine's second biggest lake looked and sounded like the ocean during the recent Nor'easter.

It is essential to have a winter jacket in Maine, however, I do not, and here's why!

After a string of incredibly nice days, forecast models are showing a nor'easter for Maine early next week that could bring huge snow totals

Long range weather models suggest Maine could see two substantial snowstorms next week as February continues to be active

Video taken Short Sands Beach in York show flooding from the Nor'easter that looks like a scene out of an apocalyptic movie

Days before it was set to arrive in Maine, February's second nor'easter has already fallen apart leaving a storm unlikely for early next week

Some portions of the state could see nearly two feet of snow as Maine is rudely reminded on Groundhog Day that winter isn't over yet

Before winter even officially kicks in, Maine could see its second Nor'Easter of the season next week as a storm begins to take shape

It looks like we might get a little snow here at the tail-end of our week. No biggie- "more decorative than impactful" says Matt Hoenig at WMTW. Certainly not the kind of storm we had 9 years ago in Maine. The Halloween Nor'easter of 2011 was a doozy! I remember taking the kids out trick or treating in snow boots. And in total darkness, as all the power was out in our neighborhood. Did that stop us from going out and going house to house? Of course not! Only a global pandemic would ever do that. Oh, wait a minute...

If the first bit of snow wasn't enough for you, Maine is set to be hit with another band Monday into Tuesday that will pack much more thump

Momentum is building for a powerful Nor'Easter to drop significant snow across portions of New England Sunday into Monday

As Maine picks up the pieces from a nasty Nor'easter, another potential storm with big wind gusts looms for the middle of next week

Plenty of wild sights to wow us on the morning commute that's for sure. Not much tops what Colby Thomas saw earlier today on Bacon Street in Biddeford.

Here comes the first big Nor'easter of the season. We could see gusts up to 60 mph between 11 pm tonite and 11 am Thursday morning. It should be pretty crazy at Maine beaches with the wind, rain, and surf. Here's a safe and warm way to watch it all-with a cool live cam of Higgins Beach in Scarborough. I bet if you watch you'll see some surfers out there. Be safe everybody!

This will be our first Nor'easter, with no white but plenty of wet blowing hard out there. Expect the possibility of battering wind gusts up to 55 MPH with heavy rain especially along the coast.

Looks like most areas in Blimpville will get around an inch or more with a storm headed our way Wednesday night into Thursday. Thankfully, that inch or more won't be snow.