Snow

When the local plow driver quit, residents of this small Maine town don't have anyone to clear snow off the roads.

Winter in Maine is a magical time. Freezing to the point your face hurts, low tire pressure, hazardous black ice, likely power outages, impassable roads. But it's pretty!

With four days to go before the first official day of winter, Aroostook County has already seen over 3 feet of snowfall and more is coming this weekend.

As more and more cars permeate roads and highways, should Maine follow other states in New England and enact laws about snow removal for automobiles?

Another early blast of winter will hit northern Maine on Monday, dumping up to a foot of snow in some areas.

Busses, trucks, and even emergency vehicles turned into bumper cars today in Montreal.

The first significant snowfall of the season in Aroostook County will make for some slippery roads from now to Sunday.

It could get a little slippery on the roads this morning as wet snow moves into Aroostook County.

The first measurable snowfall of the season is expected to hit Aroostook County on Friday, according to the National Weather Service Office in Caribou.

This cold and breezy weather could lead to Augusta and Waterville seeing its first snowfall of the season. WCSH 6 is predicting a cold rain to develop Thursday night into Friday and it could be cold enough for some wet snow.