Curt Olson

2 weeks ago | wabi.tv | Curt Olson

BANGOR, Maine (WABI) -Clouds will be on the rise tonight with lows that will drop into the 40s and low 50s. There will be some showers entering western & southern areas early Saturday morning. We continue to bring good news for the weekend forecast as our rainfall chances continue to trend southwards. Now it won’t be a complete miss, but some coastal and southern areas will see the chance of light showers Saturday morning.

1 month ago | wabi.tv | Curt Olson

BANGOR, Maine (WABI) -A late-May nor’easter will bring us rain, gusty winds, maritime impacts and even snow to parts of the region starting tonight and will last into the first half of the weekend. The low is currently sitting off the coast of Southern New England and will move into the Gulf of Maine overnight. Rain will begin in southern communities right around sunset and rain will spread onshore during the first half of the night.

1 month ago | wabi.tv | Curt Olson

BANGOR, Maine (WABI) -Low pressure moving into southern New England will bring showers to the region overnight. Rain has started to fall in the western and central Maine and will slide into the Bangor region after 10 PM with some locations along the New Brunswick border not seeing any rain until or shortly after midnight. Lows tonight will be mostly in the 40s. The low will move into the Gulf of Maine Saturday morning.

2 months ago | wabi.tv | Curt Olson

BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Winter continues to hang on across the Pine Tree State as another round of snow will be likely late Monday night lasting through Tuesday. A FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY has been issued for inland and northern communities due to the potential of accumulating snowfall. Slippery roads are likely for the morning AND evening commute on Tuesday. The first half of tonight will have increasing clouds with lows that will range from the mid 20s to the low 30s.

Aug 2, 2024 | jamestownsun.com | Curt Olson

North Dakota Highway Patrol badge number 218 was retired 70 years ago. While many badge numbers hold decades of history and the pride of those officers who wore them, badge numbers 217 and 219 have each been worn by six troopers; 218 has only been issued to one officer. All three badges were originally issued in 1941, but badge 218 has been retired since 1954. July 30, 1954, was a typical summer day in southern North Dakota. Summer in North Dakota is often referred to as road construction season.