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Good day to you, fellow humans. We've got some up-and-down temperature swings to roll through this week, but the main story is the potential for wintry impacts starting Friday afternoon and lasting through Christmas Day before another blast of very cold Arctic air moves back into southern Vermont to close out 2017.
The details want to be gotten into, so let's get into them!
For Wednesday, a cold front passes through the region and clears us out after some morning clouds with a possible snow shower early. Highs will only reach into the mid to upper 20s under mostly sunny skies. Winds could gust out of the west to 20 mph or so.
As the winds die down, skies clear, and drier air works into the region, radiational cooling will be maximized and produce lows down into the upper single digits and low teens.
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Good day to you! The past week has been stormy indeed, with plenty of rainfall to the southern Vermont region, and wind as well. It certainly has been dynamic in the weather department, recently, but our atmospheric drama is going to smooth itself out for a spell. Generally speaking, we have to deal with a couple of pairs of frontal passages on Thursday and Friday, and then again on Sunday and Monday. These will bring scattered showers, a little bit...
