Winter weather

Almanacs predict the rest of the winter and spring. How are they doing?

Those heavy gusts of up to 40 miles-per-hour plus the heavy snow sweeping through already heavily weighed down branches and wires is not a good mix so stay alert and be New England prepared as only we know how just in case.

After making it into the Guinness Book of World Records, Maine broke its own record just a few years later.

It's getting creepy how long the region has gone without a major snowstorm.

The party's briefly over. So grab your coats, gloves, earmuffs, hats, and even possibly your snow boots. A polar vortex heading our way will bring us back to winter temps ranging in the teens to low 30's for a few days.

Saddleback Mountain, nestled in the heart of Rangeley, Maine, has always been one of the State's most favorite spots for skiing.

A little melting is in the forecast for Tuesday!

It could be the first "real" snowstorm of the season, and it could dump a ton of snow across New England. Here's what we know so far.

If you enjoyed the freezing cold temperatures ushered in by the Polar Vortex and waist deep snowstorms that rocked Portland and Maine last winter then you will be pleased to know that we are in for more of the same this winter. According to the Farmer's Almanac, we can expect to see a colder than normal winter with precipitation that will be similar to what we saw a year ago...