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Good morning! I'm DJ Huzz. And welcome to the Maine Weather Podcast. It's Tuesday, February 24th. Folks, that inch and a half of fresh snow looks gorgeous on the trees right now. Enjoy the view.. Because Arctic air is barreling in behind it. And tonight gets brutal. Let's start along the coast. Portland and the south coast top out at 31 degrees around 3 PM. Northwest winds gust to 15 miles an hour this morning, shifting west by 2 PM. Then the bottom drops out. You're at 10 degrees by 4 AM. It'll feel like 6 by 11 PM. That damp coastal cold cuts right through everything. Over in Augusta and Waterville, you'll hit 29 degrees this afternoon. Overnight? Seven degrees. Wind chills sink to 2 around midnight. Layer up if you're heading anywhere after dark. Up in Bangor, you reach 30 degrees around 2 PM. Then temperatures nosedive to 2 degrees by 6 AM. That northwest wind shifts west by 9 PM. Downeast stays the mildest spot today. Highs of 32 degrees around 3 PM. But lows crash to 6 by morning. Feels like 5 around 1 AM. Now the Western Mountains.. A whole different beast. High of just 15 degrees. Overnight lows hit minus 3. Wind chills drop to minus 9 by 11 PM. Sugarloaf riders, your goggles are going to fog and freeze. Fair warning. Aroostook gets scattered snow showers lingering through 5 PM. High of 26 degrees. Lows plunge to minus 2 by morning. Looking ahead, the cold locks in through midweek. Snow moves in Wednesday morning.. One to three inches Downeast, possibly snarling the evening commute. Thursday clears out. Saturday brings a sweet little thaw, highs near 40 degrees. Then Sunday night, Arctic air storms back with wicked cold wind chills to kick off March. Charge your phone tonight. Cold like this kills batteries faster than you'd think. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. Take care!
Good morning! I'm DJ Huzz. And welcome to the Maine Weather Podcast. It's Tuesday, February 24th. Folks, you woke up to an inch and a half of fresh snow.. And wind that's trying to rearrange your recycling bins. Temperatures are sitting around 22 degrees. The snow's done, but blowing snow is cutting visibility, especially along the coast. Today's your breather before the next round hits. Let's take a drive. Down in Portland, you'll hit 30 degrees around 3 P.M. Winds shift northwest to west by 7 A.M., gusting to 30 miles an hour before easing this afternoon. Tonight drops to 10 degrees by 4 A.M. With gusts to 15 around 5 A.M. Step outside tomorrow morning and it'll feel like 5 degrees. Push inland to Augusta. High of 29 degrees around 3 P.M. Tonight plunges to 7 degrees by 4 A.M. Winds shift around midnight with gusts to 15 miles an hour near 5 A.M. Up in Bangor, you're hitting 30 degrees around 2 P.M. Then the bottom drops out. Three degrees by 4 A.M. Winds shift by 9 P.M., gusting to 15 around 5 A.M. Downeast stays dry today. High of 32 degrees around 3 P.M., lows near 7 by 5 A.M. Gusts to 18 miles an hour. Now the cold spots. The Western Mountains top out at just 15 degrees around 2 P.M. By 4 A.M. You're at minus 3. Wind chills hit minus 9 around 11 P.M. Brutal. The County reaches 26 degrees by 2 P.M., dropping to minus 1 by 5 A.M. Winds shift by 9 P.M., gusting to 16 around 5 A.M. Wind chill that'll freeze your eyelashes. Looking ahead.. Wednesday brings snow back, especially Downeast and Midcoast. One to four inches with messy travel. Thursday gives you partly sunny skies and 37 degrees. Friday cools slightly. Saturday's the gem. Highs flirting with 40 degrees. Then Sunday.. Arctic air crashes back in. Single digit highs up north. Wind chills diving to minus 20. That's the kind of cold that kills car batteries. Keep those phones charged tonight. I'll be watching this next system closely. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. Take care, folks!
Good evening, folks! I'm DJ Huzz. And this is the Maine Weather Podcast for Monday, February 23rd. If you're listening to this, you survived the nor'easter. Or you're still in the thick of it. Either way.. Respect. This storm is a beast. Downeast is taking the hardest hit right now. Another 4 to 8 inches still coming, with gusts to 45 miles an hour. Visibility near zero at times. That's not a snowstorm. That's a wall of white. If you're anywhere between Bar Harbor and Machias, you'll want to stay put tonight. Slide down the coast to Portland and you're seeing another 2 to 4 inches pile up before this thing finally quits. Gusts hitting 45 miles an hour there too. Enough to rearrange your patio furniture. Lows tonight drop to 17 degrees, but wind chill makes it feel like 5. Your face will know the difference. Over in Augusta and Waterville, similar story. Two to 4 more inches. Gusts to 40. Travel is ugly right now. Bangor? The storm is flexing hardest here. Three to 5 more inches with gusts to 40. Roads are a mess. Stay home if you can. Now the western mountains are catching a break. Under an inch of new snow. But lows tonight crater to 10 degrees. Sugarloaf skiers, that's wicked cold even for you. Up in The County, 1 to 3 inches and lows around 15. Tuesday is your reward. Sunshine returns. Highs climb near 30 degrees. Dig out, breathe, maybe admire what the plow driver left at the end of your driveway. Then Wednesday.. Round two. One to 4 inches statewide. Not as nasty, but enough to keep things interesting. Thursday dries out with highs in the upper 30s. Friday's a wildcard. Models can't agree. Could miss us entirely or clip us with light snow. The weekend warms into the 40s Saturday before cold crashes back Sunday. I'll be tracking this all night. Charge your phones and keep those flashlights handy. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. Take care!
Good afternoon, folks! I'm DJ Huzz. Welcome to the Maine Weather Podcast for Monday, February 23rd. A Nor'easter with teeth is bearing down on us right now. This isn't a polite little February snow. This one bites. Heavy snow, blizzard conditions, coastal flooding.. The full package. If you don't need to drive today, don't. Snow rolls into Portland and the coast around 11 A.M. It spreads north through Augusta by 4 P.M. And reaches The County by 7 P.M. The heaviest punch lands this afternoon. Downeast, you're looking at snowfall rates over an inch an hour around 2 P.M. That's the kind of snow where you lose your driveway in twenty minutes. But the real villain is the wind. Gusts hitting 60 miles an hour along the Downeast coast. Fifty miles an hour inland near Bangor. Visibility drops to a quarter mile. Whiteout conditions. Your windshield wipers won't save you. Portland peaks at 28 degrees around 3 P.M. With snow wrapping up near 9 P.M. Push up Route 1 to Augusta and snow flies until 11 P.M. Bangor sees it through 10 P.M. With lows tonight around 15 degrees. Downeast gets hammered longest.. Heavy snow and blowing snow straight through 4 A.M. Tuesday. Over in the western mountains, lighter totals but still slick. Highs only 21 degrees. Snow tapers by 1 A.M. Tomorrow's high? Seventeen degrees. Brutal. Up in The County, snow keeps falling through 11 A.M. Tuesday. Blowing snow lingers past 5 P.M. Coastal flood warning is active this afternoon. Storm surge plus high waves equals minor flooding. Stay away from seawalls. Now the week ahead. Tuesday brings sunshine and low 30s. Catch your breath. Wednesday another clipper sneaks in with a few more inches, messing with the afternoon commute. Thursday clears out. Late week gets murky.. Another system possibly bringing rain and snow, especially Downeast. Weekend looks drier, but we're watching. Charge your phones. Fill the bathtub. Power outages are possible tonight with those coastal gusts snapping limbs. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.
Good morning! I'm DJ Huzz. And welcome to the Maine Weather Podcast. It's Monday, February 23rd. Folks, a nor'easter is hammering us right now.. And this one means business. If you don't have to drive today, don't. Seriously. Stay put. The coast is taking the worst of it. Downeast and Midcoast, you're ground zero. Eight to twelve inches of snow with gusts hitting 50 miles an hour. Blizzard warnings are up. Whiteout conditions this afternoon. You're not seeing the road, period. Down around Portland, 4 to 8 inches pile up with those same 50 mile an hour gusts. Travel is dangerous. Tonight the snow tapers, but blowing snow sticks around. Tuesday morning you wake up to 12 degrees. That wind makes it feel brutal. Push inland to Augusta and Waterville. Three to five inches with gusts to 45 miles an hour. Tonight drops to 7 degrees. Wind chills near minus 10. Tuesday brings sunshine and 30 degrees. You'll want that after today. Up in Bangor, 4 to 6 inches and gusts to 45. Tonight.. 1 degree. One. Wind chills plunge to minus 15. Your pipes are begging you to drip those faucets. The western mountains stay lighter on snow, just 1 to 3 inches. But tonight hits minus 3 with wind chills near minus 20. That's frostbite in minutes territory. And up in The County, 2 to 4 inches with gusts to 30. Tonight settles at 12 degrees. Quick note for coastal listeners. High tide in Portland hits 3:18 P.M. Watch for minor flooding and beach erosion. Sunrise was 6:29 A.M. Sunset at 5:22 P.M. We're gaining almost 3 minutes of daylight. Small victories. The week ahead tells a story. Tuesday gives us a breather. Wednesday a clipper drops another 1 to 3 inches. Friday? We're watching another potential storm. Rain, snow, or a messy mix. Details are fuzzy. The weekend finally calms down. Upper 30s, maybe low 40s. Charge your phones. Fill the gas tank. Keep the flashlights close tonight. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. Take care!
Good evening, folks! I'm DJ Huzz. And this is the Maine Weather Podcast for Sunday, February 22nd. Enjoy the quiet tonight.. Because a beast is heading straight for us. Blizzard warnings are up from Portland to Bar Harbor. This Nor'easter means business. Right now you're sitting at 30 degrees under gray skies. Almost peaceful. That changes fast. Snow hits the southern coast by 10 P.M. And spreads inland by dawn. Then Monday becomes a full blown war. Down along the coast, Portland takes 6 to 10 inches. The heaviest bands pound between 8 A.M. And 6 P.M. Gusts hit 50 miles an hour. Visibility drops to near zero. Your car in the driveway? Leave it there. Coastal flooding rolls in around the 1:53 P.M. High tide with 10 to 15 foot waves. Route 1 and I-95 south of Bangor could become impassable. Push Downeast and it gets worse. Six to 10 inches with blizzard conditions by 7 A.M. Wind chills in the single digits. Power outages are a real threat where gusts snap limbs. Inland toward Augusta, snow develops by 8 A.M. Four to 8 inches with gusts to 45 miles an hour. Wind chills feel like 5 degrees by midday. Bangor sees similar snow but the wind is relentless. Gusts to 46 miles an hour creating whiteout drifting. The western mountains catch a lighter 2 to 4 inches after 7 A.M. But wind chills near minus 10 make it brutal. Up in The County, snow holds off until 1 P.M. One to 3 inches total. But lows tonight drop to 2 degrees with wind chills near minus 6. That's frostbite territory. Now the week ahead tells a story. Tuesday the storm exits but leaves bitter cold behind. Single digit lows. Below zero in the mountains. Wednesday a clipper drops another 1 to 3 inches along the coast. Thursday brings a brief sunny break. Then Friday.. Another potential winter storm is already lining up. Rain and snow mix possible. Weekend temps climb to the low 40s. Almost feels tropical after this. Charge your phones tonight. Fill the gas tank. And if Monday commuting is optional, take the day. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. Take care!
Good evening, folks! I'm DJ Huzz. And this is the Maine Weather Podcast for Sunday, February 22nd. A Nor'easter is bearing down on us. And this one means business. Blizzard warnings are up for the entire coastline. Kittery to Eastport, every mile of it. Snow rolls in Monday morning and the heaviest band hammers Portland between 8 AM and 5 PM. We're talking 9 to 13 inches. Winds screaming at 35 to 50 miles an hour. Whiteout conditions. Zero visibility. If you're thinking about driving Monday evening, don't. Seriously. Your car doesn't want to be out there. Now push inland toward Augusta and Waterville. Snow starts around 7 AM and piles up 4 to 8 inches. Less wind, but gusts still hit 40 miles an hour. That's enough to send drifts crawling across every back road. Up in Bangor, you're looking at 3 to 7 inches with the same drifting problem. The western mountains catch a break. Only 2 to 4 inches. But here's the kicker. Overnight temps crash to minus 3. Tuesday morning will feel like someone left the freezer door open on the whole state. And up in The County? Light snow, just an inch or two. Winds still gust to 35 miles an hour though. And temps drop to 2 degrees with wind chills near minus 7. That's frostbite territory in minutes. Here's your week ahead. Tuesday gives us a breather. Catch your breath, dig out. Wednesday brings round two, another 1 to 3 inches statewide. Then Friday a third system could mix rain and snow, making travel messy all over again. Three storms in five days. Classic February in Maine. Fill your gas tanks tonight. Grab extra batteries. Stock up on something warm to drink. You'll want to be ready before the first flake falls. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. Take care, Maine!
Good evening, folks! I'm DJ Huzz. And this is the Maine Weather Podcast for Sunday, February 22nd. Right now it's 31 degrees and peaceful. Enjoy that. It won't last. A nor'easter is loading up and heading straight for us. Snow starts sliding into the South Coast after 10 P.M. Tonight. By tomorrow afternoon, this thing turns nasty. Portland and the midcoast catch the worst of it. You're looking at one to three inches overnight, then six to ten more through Monday. Winds gusting to 45 miles an hour. That's whiteout territory along the coast. If you're driving anywhere near Portland Head Light tomorrow, just don't. Seriously. Swing up toward Bangor and Downeast. And totals drop to three to seven inches. But here's what matters. Gusts hit 50 miles an hour up there. Even moderate snow becomes a wall of white at those speeds. Travel gets dangerous fast. Aroostook County and the mountains catch a lighter one to three inches. Cold is the story there. Wind chills near minus 7 Monday morning. That's frostbite in under 30 minutes on exposed skin. Tuesday the storm exits but leaves a parting gift. Lows crash to single digits everywhere. Minus 3 in The County. Portland barely holds 12 degrees. Wednesday warms just enough to tease you near freezing before a clipper drops another one to three inches, mostly Downeast. The week ahead stays restless. Thursday pushes toward 40 degrees. Almost feels tropical after what we're about to go through. But Friday? Another winter storm takes aim, this time mixing rain and snow. The shovels aren't going anywhere. Charge your phones tonight and fill that gas tank before the snow flies. Power outages are a real possibility with those gusts. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. Take care!
Good afternoon, folks! I'm DJ Huzz. And welcome to the Maine Weather Podcast. It's Sunday, February 22nd. And if you're enjoying this calm right now, savor every second. A nor'easter is barreling toward us tonight. Right now you're sitting at 27 degrees under clear skies. Peaceful. Almost suspiciously peaceful. Because by 11 tonight, snow starts falling. By 9 tomorrow morning, Portland could see near whiteout conditions. We're talking 6 to 10 inches in Portland, 9 to 13 in Augusta. And the bullseye lands Downeast with 10 to 14 inches. Winds gusting to 25 miles an hour by 8 A.M. Make this a genuine blizzard. Travel tomorrow? Forget it. I-95 south of Portland will be a nightmare. Visibility drops under a quarter mile at times. York County, you've got a Coastal Flood Watch. Waves of 15 to 20 feet and a 3 foot storm surge hitting at high tide around 2:23 P.M. That's the kind of surge that swallows shoreline roads whole. Now drive north to Bangor. You're looking at 5 to 9 inches with gusts hitting 41 miles an hour. The western mountains get off lighter with 1 to 3 inches, but wind chills drop to minus 3 by Tuesday. And Aroostook? Classic County. No snow at all. Just brutal cold. Lows near 3 degrees tonight, minus 7 by dawn. The week ahead tells quite a story. Tuesday clears out but stays frigid, highs barely touching 30 degrees. Wednesday sneaks in another light snow, maybe 1 to 3 inches south. Then the plot twist. Thursday pushes Portland to 40 degrees with a rain and snow mix. By Saturday you're looking at 42. Warmest day in weeks. Almost feels like a spring audition. Charge your phones and flashlights tonight. Power outages are likely tomorrow, especially along the coast. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. Take care!
Good morning! I'm DJ Huzz, and welcome to the Maine Weather Podcast. It's Sunday, February 22nd. Folks, enjoy that coffee by the window today. Those clear skies and sunshine? That's the calm before something wicked heads our way. Right now you're waking up to a dusting of fresh snow. Barely two tenths of an inch. Nothing to write home about. But here's what matters. A nor'easter is loading up off the coast, and by tonight it starts knocking on our door. Down in Portland, you're seeing a gorgeous 35 degrees today. Soak up every minute. Snow rolls in around 11 PM and just keeps coming. Six to ten inches by Monday night. Winds gusting to 45 miles an hour near the shore. Monday's morning commute? Blowing snow turns visibility into a coin flip. York County, listen up. A Coastal Flood Watch kicks in Monday afternoon. High tide could bring splashover, beach erosion, and road closures near the coast. Head inland toward Augusta and Waterville. Four to eight inches Monday with gusts to 35 miles an hour. Manageable but messy. Now drive north to Bangor. Sunny and 35 degrees today, then five to nine inches of snow Monday with gusts to 40 miles an hour. Up in The County, you're starting at a brisk 5 degrees this morning, climbing to 31 degrees. Monday dumps five to nine inches with blowing snow that'll make Route 1 feel like a dare. The western mountains dodge the heavy stuff. Just a dusting. But overnight lows drop to minus 2. That's frostbite territory if you're not covered up. Now let me walk you through the week ahead. Monday's nor'easter dominates everything. Wednesday a clipper system slides through with light snow. Enough to slick up the roads again. Friday teases another storm, this time a rain and snow mix. But Saturday? We bounce back to 40 degrees. A little February gift before March shows up swinging. One quick thing. If this podcast helps you plan your week, share it with a neighbor. Word of mouth keeps us going. Charge your phone tonight. Check that flashlight. Move the car before the plows roll through. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. Take care!