Wind

A video of Harbor Fish Market employees paddling on a flooded Custom House Wharf went viral on Facebook.

On the heels of a snow event that left piles on the ground is a potentially hazardous wind and rain storm on track to hit Maine midweek.

Following the first major snowstorm of the winter in New England, a potentially dangerous wind and rain storm could hit Maine and New Hampshire next week.

People want to get up close to have a look at the size of the waves during a storm. That is until those waves come up and slap you hard in the face.

A local photographer has captured the essence of this horrific storm in Maine, and the pictures take us all by surprise.

Residents in Maine are going through evacuations from their homes due to the storm. I had a conversation with a Lewiston resident who was forced to vacate her house.

Maine knew there was going to be a wind storm, but did we know it was going to be this bad?

CMP crews shared photos of some of the destruction from this storm, and it's amazing to see just how much damage these strong winds can cause.

Here are the number of power outages that have been reported to Central Maine Power.

These tiny brown spots in the snow everywhere in Maine are not what I thought they were!

A modest nor'easter left thousands of customers without electricity in Maine as the state led the nation in power outages for four consecutive days.

Breaking from historical norms, Maine's long range forecast for January promises abnormal warmth and a ton of rain.

Lee is so lucky that he and his wife weren't in the car.

Friday's powerful wind and rain storm has utility companies fearing that as many as 200,000 people could lose power in Maine.

On April 12, 1934, on Mt. Washington in New Hampshire, history was made when the wind on the top of the Northeast's tallest peak hit 231 miles per hour.

As Hurricane Fiona continues to move north, Maine is likely to feel effects from the storm as it targets portions of Canada for a direct hit.