Emily Santom is a meteorologist for Sun Journal - Sun Media Group and WGME CBS13. With a focus on local weather in Maine, particularly in the Portland area, Emily provides accurate and timely forecasts, storm updates, and climate-related news to keep the community informed and prepared.
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Emily's coverage focuses heavily on weather-related topics, particularly storms, snowstorms, and flooding in Maine. She also covers scientific themes related to weather phenomena such as sea foam and ice pancakes.
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By: Emily Santom
MAINE (WGME) -- This past Saturday marked the official end of a historical Atlantic Hurricane season.
By: Emily Santom
A clipper system brought many their first measurable snowfall of the season.
By: Emily Santom
On December 1, meteorological winter began, marking the fastest-warming season in the United States, as reported by
PORTLAND (WGME) -- Nor'easters are no strangers to us in New England.
By: Emily Santom
Most of the state has seen its first snowfall by now, so why not explore the science behind snow?
By: Emily Santom
With Christmas next week, we are about halfway through a wet and cool December.
By: Emily Santom
Chilly conditions start off the holiday week before some light snow joins us heading into Christmas Eve.
PORTLAND (WGME) -- A light to moderate snow will fall through Tuesday morning, which will likely impact morning holiday travels.
PORTLAND (WGME) -- Gear up for a beautiful Christmas Day! Highs will hang out in the 20s to low 30s for most.
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