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It's a new week, folks, and if you're reading this, you're above ground, and if you're above ground, you get to experience more life and more weather!
Starting Wednesday and lasting into at least Thursday, the hottest and most muggy air of the season will be foisted upon us, whether we're ready or not.
High pressure will dominate our weather and foster a mostly sunny Wednesday, with highs in the mid-80s in the mountains to the lower 90s in valley locations. Humidity will begin building through the night, with lows in the lower 60s.
On Thursday, the humidity noticeably increases, with dew point temperatures (the temperature at which water condenses out of the air) reaching into the 60s.
Good day to you, fine people of Windham County and southern Vermont! My name is Dave Hayes, and I'll be your weather-nut host for a time. We've got a couple chances for rain over the next week, and given how dry it has been, this is a most welcome...
