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Maine’s Saddleback back: Awakened after five-year slumber 28th December 2020 | Craig Altschul Saddleback Mountain in Maine opens after 5 year hiatus Maine’s Rangeley Lakes region is justifiably famous as the birthplace of modern-day fly fishing. If ever a lake had a great name, it’s most certainly Mooselookmeguntic, one of the six lakes and hundreds of smaller lakes and streams in the area. You can now add Saddleback Mountain, rising above the waters of Rangeley Lake back in again as the “Maine attraction” for skiers and snowboarders. Saddleback Mountain, with trails named after f...

Out ahead of it, we've got lots of rain. the temperatures are running a good 15 to 20 degrees above where they should be for this time of year. and chicago and st. louis and little rock, just about everywhere you look at just to the east of the mississippi and across the midwest, exceptionally mild. area of low pressure begins to trek toward the midwest, upper mississippi river valley, and there we could see, in some cases, as much as 18 inches of snowfall. now, not everybody. and a lot of these are low-population areas. but that doesn't mean if you're a traveler, that you can forget about thi...

To extreme weather. a winter storm bearing down on the northeast. you are looking live at lehigh valley pennsylvania where snow is making for a messy morning commute. janice dean is tracking the winter storm. it will be a sloppy one in parts of the country. >> along the coastline especially connecticut you get heavier snowfall totals all this is not a blockbuster storm. it will cause a lot of problems on the roadways for rush hour. you can see the arctic cold front that has moved across portions of the deep south. we had snow reports in northern alabama and mississippi and georgia and looks li...

Weather center with the latest. how often do we see tornadoes in mid january in the south? >> it's rare. but if it's going to occur, it was likely to be in the southeast. but, again, even for this area, it is rare in january. their peak is more in the spring, march, april, may, those typical months. we had not one but three reported tornadoes from this system that slid through yesterday. numerous wind reports causing tree limbs and things like that to come down as well. but we also had storm reports further north from the same system but those were a different type of report. those were actual...

But it's still on the ground. and temperatures aren't going to get much above freezing for the next couple days, so you have to worry about it staying on the ground. it is going to stay slick and slushy for you in dallas for the next couple of days. here's a look at some of the snow reports. in arkansas, we had a foot of snow, so we also saw amazing sleet accumulations. 3 to 3 1/2 inches of sleet in places like texas and also mineral wells, texas, had the most at 3 1/2 inches. so that's going to stay on the ground for a couple more days. you can expect those power lines will be strained for th...