Well get to the top stories in just a minute. First, christopher jarzynka is in the Weather Center. Cold air. Chris coldest since last april. You knew it was coming sooner or later. Theres a live shot of hampton, 41, thats going to feel balmy by this time in the morning. Well get to it in for josh judge this weekend and its a pleasure to be here. In the 30s north and the 40s south. But the temperatures do not come with cool air alone because we have clouds and passing showers, now, most of the showers are in the liquid form in places like the likes region and you can see that these in green here are rain showers and they are moving away to the north and east, but you may notice some salmon color up here, some pinks, some blues, thats a mixture of rain and snow, folks. Get used to it. We do have some more rain and snow showers off to our west, although the stuff over the great lakes is lake effect snow and believe it or not, after the cool shot. Things warm up for next week. Well detail
Mine Oyster hosted the 20th anniversary celebration of the Pemaquid Oyster Festival in Boothbay Harbor Sept. 24, after tropical storm Lee postponed the event one week. An enormous crowd enjoyed oysters from the Damariscotta River region. Farmers.
Mine Oyster hosted the 20th anniversary celebration of the Pemaquid Oyster Festival in Boothbay Harbor Sept. 24, after tropical storm Lee postponed the event one week. An enormous crowd enjoyed oysters from the Damariscotta River region. Farmers.
After a three-year COVID-induced hiatus, Pemaquid Oyster Festival returns to celebrate its 20th anniversary this Sept. 24 from noon until dusk at Mine Oyster in Boothbay Harbor, rain or shine. The festival features oysters from the Damariscotta.