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May the day you read this column feature all manner of serendipitously supportive happenings and positive transpirations in your life.
In other words, I hope you have a good day!
As for southern Vermont's sensible weather, we are in a very mild pattern for the remainder of February as it looks now. Aside from some rain and snow showers Thursday night into Friday morning, and some rain showers early next week, we've got fairly pedestrian weather ahead. Let's jump into the details!
For Wednesday, the flow will turn to the southwest as cold high pressure moves off to the east of our region. Highs will reach the mid to upper 30s, with a few 40 degree readings possible. Skies will be partly to mostly sunny, and lows Wednesday night will dip into the low 30s as clouds increase due to the approach of a warm front.
Good day to you, folk of the southern Green Mountains! If you're picking up the paper on its publish date (Wednesday, Feb. 7), it is most assuredly snowing in your neck of the woods. We've got heavy snow on the way this day, with up to a foot or...
Good day to you, fine folks of southeastern Vermont! After our generally milder temperatures over the past few weeks, it appears that we are witnessing another pattern change with a reversion back to winter conditions by the first and second weeks of February. On a macro-scale, a large ridge...
Good day to you, southern Vermonters! After an icy, rainy and foggy start to the work week, we will be enjoying colder yet fair weather for the current mid- and late-week period. Thereafter, we will see a return of milder weather and a chance for rain by Sunday into early next week that may end as a period of snow as the storm departs. This changeable weather looks to be our meteorological lot in the short term, with signals indicating...
Good day to you, fellow human beings. It's not every publication day that the latest edition of The Commons is delivered amidst a plowable snowfall, but it is most assuredly so this Wednesday! Please note that Winter Storm Warnings are posted for Windham County today (the same goes for Bennington County to the west, and Cheshire County to the east). After our mid-week snowstorm, we will enjoy fair weather through the weekend with rain possible by early next week. Rain...
Good day to you, fellow humans being, that was a prolific and historic cold snap we just endured! Thankfully, we have gotten out from underneath the Siberian Thumb (a term I just invented), and are enjoying seasonable to above-seasonable conditions for at least the end of this week. We've got a bout of light freezing rain Wednesday night into Thursday morning, very mild and rainy conditions Thursday night into Friday night, a potential ice storm Saturday and Saturday night, and...
Good day, and a very Happy New Year to you! I hope that 2018, some how and some way, brings you happiness, peacefulness, success however you define it, and good health. As far as our sensible weather is concerned, we are about to go through at least one more powerful Arctic blast this weekend which will be preceded by a snowstorm that will produce light to possibly moderate accumulations in southeastern Vermont. The biggest impact, however, will not be the...
Good day, and I hope you all had a wonderful holiday! The Arctic has been unleashed into southern Vermont. Actually, thanks to a large ridge of high pressure over Alaska and northwestern North America, a “cross-polar” flow has been established. This flow is pulling frigid Siberian air over the North Pole and down into New England. So say hello to Siberia! Actually, you'll be saying hello to it for the entire week, so with that, let's jump into the daily...
