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Good day, fine people! If you like sunshine, you're in luck, because there's no shortage of it in the forecast.
The only plausible chance for rainy weather occurs Wednesday afternoon and night extending into the first half of Thursday. Beyond that, there is a very, very low chance that a tropical system now down in the Gulf of Mexico skirts the southern New England coastline, bringing the chance for more showers to southern Vermont by early next week, but most likely that system will be suppressed to our south and out to sea.
On Wednesday, a cold front will be located way out in western New York and slowly pushing south and east towards Windham County. That frontal boundary will produce a southerly warm, humid flow of air into the region. High temperatures will reach into the low 80s.
This flow will allow dew point temperatures to reach into the 60s for Wednesday into Thursday, so expect a muggy couple of days. Lows Wednesday night should settle in the low 60s.
Good day to you, southern Vermonters and denizens of Windham County. We've got plenty of sunny weather ahead, which is good and bad. It's good because it's easy on the bones, and very pleasant. It's bad because we need rain very much, and there's not much of it in...
Good morning, afternoon, evening, or night to you! The heavy duty air soup we've all been cooking - I mean living - in is starting to finally break down in terms of its influence in southern Vermont. We've had a strong Bermuda High in place in the western Atlantic...
Good day to all whose eyes are meeting this page! Our fair weather train has left the building, as we move into more warm and oppressively humid conditions through early next week. This incoming deep layer of moist air should help to produce an abundance of hydrometeors (the meteorological term for rain). Farmers and gardeners love hydrometeors! For Wednesday, high pressure builds off to our southeast, allowing more warm and humid air to enter southern Vermont. The clockwise flow around...
Hello, southern Vermonters! Well, we certainly got some much-needed rain in a number of locations over the past several days. And while some received more than others, we enjoyed 1 to 2 inches of rainfall on average, with some higher amounts in certain towns. Overall, it was a substantial improvement from prior weeks. While I wish the rain train would continue, it's time to disembark and experience plenty of fair weather during the week ahead. * * * For Wednesday,
Good day, everybody! The summer of 2016 rolls on, and it has certainly been warmer than the previous two. While we remain in drought, we have a couple of chances for more substantial rains on Friday and Sunday, so here's hoping they actually materialize. For Wednesday, we'll enjoy pleasant, very warm weather with highs topping out in the upper 80s in and around Brattleboro with plenty of sunshine. It will be fairly humid, but not horrible. Lows in the low...
Hello to all residing in the Hamlet of Wind! Speaking of wind, the strong-to-severe thunderstorms early in the week have given way to a cooler, drier, and more-pleasant flow out of the west and northwest. I don't know about you, but this is the kind of summer weather I can tolerate. However, all you heat lovers will get another chance to bask in your summery glory once this weekend arrives as we push to near 90 degrees. For Wednesday, high...
Good day to you, denizens of Windham County! Luckily we received some rain over the weekend, although some certainly saw more than others. As of this writing, all of Windham County is still in a moderate drought. Unfortunately, we don't have much rain on the way over the next seven days, with Thursday and this weekend providing the best chances. On Wednesday the humidity will be building in advance of a cold front that will be slowly slicing across New...
