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Posted inThe Maine Forecast
Monday’s cold and snow reminds us April often brings several setbacks to spring
All of Maine will be in the cold today and snow flurries add to the fact that winter isn’t ready to let go just yet. Most of the snow today will be confined to the southern most counties. We could see anywhere from a coating to 2 inches of snow, with the higher amounts south of […]
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Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Maine Observer: Mud season here today, gone tomorrow
However, it reminds us to pay attention to the big picture, as well as the small things that come with life in Maine.
Posted inLocal & State, News
Mild temperatures put Maine’s wild things ahead of schedule
Here’s the good (early lobster season), the bad (more ticks), and the ugly (sudden, fatal cold snaps).
Posted inLocal & State, News
Thunderstorms knock down trees, knock out power in Sebago Lake area
About 450 customers lost electricity late Friday afternoon, but most were back on line several hours later.
Posted inThe Maine Forecast
If you like the current mild air, you won’t like what’s coming
Major weather changes are coming over the next five days, with swings ranging from temperatures in the 60s Thursday and Friday to snow – yes – possible on Sunday.
Posted inThe Maine Forecast
Easter weekend weather promises some wet, some warmth
Beware freezing rain in the mountains Friday, then improving conditions.
Posted inThe Maine Forecast
Foliage Likely Best In Years & Why The Color Happens In The First Place
Fall foliage is one of those annual events many of look forward to. While the changing leaves certainly represent the end of the growing season, they also bring some wonderful colors against a backdrop of blue sky and crisp air. Although a particular tree doesn’t change much year to year, the colors the leaves show […]
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