Todd Gutner

Portland

Meteorologist at WCSH-TV (Portland, ME)

Meteorologist at WLBZ-TV (Bangor, ME)

Chief Meteorologist at NEWS CENTER Maine. Husband to a lovely wife. Proud Father to boy/girl twin 14 year olds. https://t.co/mN02zobWZF

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Nor’easter bringing heavy snow, strong winds to arrive Wednesday night

Apr 3, 2024 | pressherald.com | Keith Carson |Todd Gutner |Dana Osgood

Crocuses are blooming, tulips are poking up and the birds are back from their winter vacation. Spring is here. But it wouldn’t be complete without a snow threat, and this one is real and big. Low pressure is developing over the Mid-Atlantic and will blow up into a legit, slow-moving nor’easter that will impact Maine for a few days. TIMINGPrecipitation will move in from southwest to northeast starting sometime between 3 and 6 p.m. Wednesday afternoon.
Midweek storm has potential for heavy snow, rain, power outages

Apr 1, 2024 | pressherald.com | Todd Gutner |Jason Nappi

This is not an April Fool’s joke. It’s real. I wouldn’t joke around about a threat of power outages, especially after the winter we’ve endured. An area of low pressure will move into Maine late Tuesday through Thursday and intensify over time. Heavy, wet snow is expected to fall, especially overnight Wednesday into Thursday where accumulations will be greatest. This will bring a threat of power outages to some parts of the state.
Heavy snow, rain headed for Maine this weekend

Mar 22, 2024 | ourcommunitynow.com | Todd Gutner
Heavy snow, rain headed for Maine this weekend

Mar 22, 2024 | pressherald.com | Todd Gutner

Winter isn’t done with us quite yet! After accumulating snow Wednesday night into Thursday morning, we have a short break today before another significant system moves in Saturday. This storm is larger and has more moisture than the one earlier this week. That means we are looking at more precipitation, in terms of both snow and rain. This burst of snow will be beneficial to ski areas and other businesses that rely on wintry precipitation.
Maine weather forecast: Spring storm on the way | newscentermaine.com

Mar 21, 2024 | newscentermaine.com | Todd Gutner

Spring may have arrived, but we've taken a few steps back into winter with cold temps and more snow to come this weekend in Maine.
Plowable amounts of snow coming to Maine this weekend

Jan 5, 2024 | ourcommunitynow.com | Todd Gutner
Plowable amounts of snow coming to Maine this weekend

Jan 5, 2024 | pressherald.com | Todd Gutner

So far, this winter has been a struggle for snow lovers, but this lame winter is about to get a little spicier over the weekend. No doubt you’ve heard about the possible storm, it’s the talk of the town. While it’s still a couple days away, the pieces to this puzzle are beginning to come together and we have more clarity and details on how this will unfold. Low pressure is currently tracking through the south and will continue east over the next couple of days.
Storm continues Monday, with lingering snow showers expected through the evening

Dec 4, 2023 | pressherald.com | Todd Gutner

We are in the middle of the first big snowstorm of the winter season. While the storm will weaken and wind down late Monday morning, lingering snow showers can be expected Monday afternoon and through Monday night too. A lot of the coastline was spared from heavy accumulations, but it will be a little slushy out there. Inland towns were pasted Sunday night with heavy, wet snow. Roads are way more difficult to navigate and there are numerous school delays and cancellations.
The latest details as Lee transitions into a nor’easter

Sep 16, 2023 | centralmaine.com | Todd Gutner

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The latest details on Lee’s landfall in Maine

Sep 16, 2023 | pressherald.com | Todd Gutner

As of the 5 a.m. advisory, the National Hurricane Center has determined that Lee is no longer a tropical system. It has transitioned into a nor’easter. It’s technical and just a classification change, but the messaging remains the same: We will be impacted by Lee with rain, wind and coastal concerns all day long. The outer edge of the rain shield has made it to the Maine coastline, and it’s now working inland.