Power

A modest nor'easter left thousands of customers without electricity in Maine as the state led the nation in power outages for four consecutive days.

Friday's powerful wind and rain storm has utility companies fearing that as many as 200,000 people could lose power in Maine.

Forecast models have come together to predict a rare summer nor'easter for Maine on Wednesday and Thursday bringing heavy rain and wind.

As of this morning CMP is reporting about 25,000 people without power while Versant is listing about 5,000.

It started out as a side project to track storms and the power outages they create across the country. Now, it's a trusted source for so many.

A study done by MROelectric shows that Maine has the worst electricity reliability in the entire United States

Rather than a white Christmas in Maine, forecast models are showing a windy one. That could lead to widespread power outages on the cheeriest day of the year.

Before winter even officially kicks in, Maine could see its second Nor'Easter of the season next week as a storm begins to take shape

In pure 2020 fashion, our first winter storm knocked the power out and caused havoc across the state.

Once a pipe dream, a large storm promising heavy, wet snow and significant wind will crush Maine on Saturday likely causing widespread power outages

Tilton's Market in Buckfield can no longer store their perishable items that need to be kept in coolers due to the power outage.