Plow

Forecast models are lining up and predicting a powerful multi-day nor'easter to hit Maine, Massachusetts, and beyond next week.

Yup, we are a unique breed here in New Hampshire!

You've got to be kidding me.

Yes, we're late, yes, it's still slippery, and yes, sometimes salt doesn't work but without Maine plow trucks we would all be screwed. Here is my open letter to all plow truck drivers.

There's your everyday plow truck and then there's this piece of imagination that someone in Bridgton, Maine turned into reality. Behold.

Join me in learning the ins and outs of snow plowing our fair city.

Here's what you shouldn't do if you find yourself behind a plow this winter. Drive safe!

One person in Maine decided to skip the auto body shop and fix their bumper with good old fashioned Maine ingenuity. Take a closer look.

No one likes shoveling snow...but I could get into Richmond Police Officer, James Donnell's invention...

Before snow plows the snow was cleared by hand.

The Maine Department of Transportation is reminding Mainers about the proper safety rules to follow when you see plows on the roads this winter.

Cities and towns in Maine have parking bans during winter storms for a reason, and if you dare park on the street during one, good luck getting your car out.

Woke up to find that the plow guy knocked the mailbox over. Okay...now what?

Over a foot of snow in your way? It's no problem if you're piloting a locomotive with over 4400 horsepower to behind it to plow right on through. It is a problem though if you're trackside as it goes by.

This week in "Jeff's 60 Second Rant," where I get whatever's bugging me off my chest in exactly 60 seconds, it's all about the snow.

Most people hate having to move snow. It's tedious, back breaking work and anything but fun. This guy made all that work fun by attaching a plow to his RC Car.