Here we go, with more snow in the forecast. The further north you go from Boston, the bigger the impact, so get ready to see those snow shovels and snow blowers out again.
Last night the sky was on fire, literally. It stopped all of us from what we were doing to witness the complete beauty and awe of this stellar sunset. Take a look at the photos that Mainers from across our state sent!
An enthusiastic meteorologist in New England tweeted out a map primed for snow, and instead received mostly juvenile responses. Here are some of the best.
The Geminids are considered to be one of the most spectacular showers every year, when we can easily see around 120 meteors every hour for a few hours.
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.
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.