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Good day to you! Our long streak of cooler, sunnier weather dominated by high pressure is beginning to break down a bit.
This will result in a few chances for at least scattered showers, if not some heavier downpours and/or thunderstorms at times. Again, no heat waves are in sight as we cast an eye towards September, but a few days near 80 degrees are quite possible.
For Wednesday, a coastal low pressure system will be racing northeast to the south of Nantucket and out to sea. Any morning clouds from this system will be drawn to the east, and allow for a partly sunny day to develop with highs in the low 70s. Highs should dip into the upper 40s to low 50s under clearing skies.
For Thursday, low pressure will be moving east through southern Canada, and will drag a cold front through southern Vermont in the later morning and early afternoon.
Good day to you! After a round of showers and thunderstorms earlier this week, the associated cold front responsible for such activity has swept through southern Vermont and out to sea. While the Summer of 2017 is not over yet, it is certainly taking a step down for the...
Good day to you! In the broader view, we will continue to have the northern branch of the jet stream pushing low pressure systems from the eastern Pacific Ocean eastward across the northern part of the United States. These systems will continue to land in New England every few...
Good day to you, denizens of the Green Mountain State! While we still have a substantial portion of the summer to wade through, there are more cool indicators than warm ones for the month of August. In other words, I still am not seeing any heat waves coming to our shores anytime soon. So if you are a summer heat detester, this summer's for you! If you love the 90s, super humid air, and hazy skies, you have my sympathies.
Good day to you! I certainly hope something good has happened or will happen in your life today. Sometimes one good thing is all we need to lift our spirits up. As for our weather, we're going to be enjoying more calm, cooler and dry conditions over the next seven days. We will have to go through a period of showers and thunderstorms from around Thursday afternoon into Friday, but this Wednesday, the weekend, and early next week are looking...
Good day to you! While we can expect some isolated to scattered showers or thunderstorms through Thursday evening, along with drying for Friday, the chance for showers and thunderstorms will increase again over the weekend. In fact, Sunday could produce some severe weather in the region, so stay tuned to locally-updated outlets in southern Vermont for the latest. Showery weather looks to continue into at least early next week before we get some drying and cooling towards next Wednesday. To...
Good day to you! We have landed in a bit of a rinse-and-repeat pattern for the upcoming week, thanks to a large upper level low over Hudson Bay, Canada. This large system will continue to sit and spin, driving fronts and low pressure disturbances counterclockwise around its southern flank. What does this mean for us? Showery weather potential for much of the upcoming seven days as these systems will drive east through the region in a zonal, or west-to-east, flow.
Good day to you! After several weeks of showery and thundery weather, we will have a bit of break from all that rainy action over the next seven days. We certainly won't be dry the whole time, but the chances for severe weather will be drastically reduced. In my mind, the only real chance that I can see for severe thunderstorms right now is on Friday, and I would say it's a low chance at that. Instead, we've got plenty...
