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Good day, denizens of southeastern Vermont! We have an unsettled period of weather upcoming, with a number of chances for showers, downpours, and thunderstorms.
Some of these thunderstorms could be strong to severe with gusty winds, large hail, frequent lightning, and torrential rain. Given expected substantial wind shear values on Saturday as a potent storm passes to our north, a tornado cannot be ruled out, so please stay tuned to your preferred weather outlet this weekend for the latest forecasts.
For Wednesday, we should experience a lovely day overall. High pressure will be building in towards our south over the Mid-Atlantic region, and while some scattered showers or even an isolated thunderstorm are possible, we should enjoy a partly to mostly sunny day with highs in the low 70s. Lows will drop into the mid 50s with a light wind under partly cloudy skies.
For Thursday, high pressure scoots off the U.S. coastline, and will allow for a southwesterly flow to develop. Low pressure will be pushing east into the Great Lakes region and its associated warm front will begin to approach southern Vermont.
Good day to you! I, for one, am very thankful that the recent soupy, muggy, and super humid weather conditions have pushed away from the southern Green Mountains for a minute. Man, oh man, that was not pleasant! Although I'm certain there are some of you reading this who...
Good day to you! We just got through a blast of summer, with an official heat wave being recorded in portions of southern New England. Those types of temperatures are going away, at least for the next week. We will have a pair of gorgeous days on Wednesday and...
Good day to you! We have certainly been dealing with unseasonably cool temperatures in an intermittent cadence for a few weeks now. I know many farmers and gardeners are ready for warmer, drier, sunnier streaks of weather, and I'm happy to say we may get to tie at least several such days together late this weekend into early next week. After Tuesday's super rawness, we can hopefully finally turn the corner into the summer season. For Wednesday, the upper level...
Good day to you! We've got more unsettled weather on the way, I'm afraid. It was nice for a while, because we were in a drought situation and, in some areas, the drought was severe for a time. But now, the drought has been fully mitigated in Windham County, and we really need more stretches of dry, sunny, and warm weather. However, that is not in the cards over the next week, and this setup could last into at least...
May this day be a great one for you and yours! After some fair weather on Wednesday, we will be looking at more rain pushing back into the region for Thursday into Friday. Fortunately for us, the drought has been completely mitigated in southern Vermont, so we are in good shape. At this point, we need some longer stretches of sunny, warm, dry days. However, this will not be our lot for the coming week. After a drier period of...
Good day to you! After a cool and damp first part of May, we are moving into an above-average temperature regime for a brief period of time, followed by seasonable temperatures and weather more in line with this time of year. For Wednesday, a warm front will be lifting through the region, and pass north of us until late Thursday night when a cold front will sweep through. Until then, we will soar into the mid 80s for high temperatures...
Good day to you! We're having a slow start to spring this year as a trough in the east has caused a return to unseasonably cool conditions, which brought some recent frosts and even snow showers to southeastern Vermont. While there are signs of at least a brief warm up by the middle of next week, we have another several days of cooler-than-average conditions to get through, including the potential for a rather rainy Mother's Day 2017. So let's jump...
