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Hello and good day to you, southeastern Vermonters! Summer is building now, and by mid to late next week we could be looking at high temperatures in the low 90s as a southeast U.S. ridge may start to assume its classic position and pump some heat and humidity our way.
As for the upcoming week, we will be seeing increased humidity by Thursday, and especially so by Thursday night and Friday when the best chance for showers, downpours, and thunderstorms will be as a system works through the region.
We look to clear and dry out for the entire weekend, as well as into early next week, so we're not looking at much rainfall over the next seven days. With that picture painted, let's jump into the daily details!
For Wednesday, we'll enjoy one more fairly dry day with mostly sunny skies and highs in the low to upper 80s from the high passes to the eastern valley. Humidity will be comfortable and winds will be light out of the west. Lows will drop to the low to mid 60s under partly cloudy skies, with a flip to light southerly flow and increased humidity overnight.
Hello and good day to you, southeastern Vermonters! Summer has finally arrived, and fortunately for may, it's a seasonable start. It's hot at times, but not overly so. Humidity has been on the rise, but oppressive conditions don't last long. For Wednesday through Friday, we're looking at a fairly...
Hello and good day to you, winsome Windham County residents! The Summer Solstice has passed our latitude, and the resultant warmer and muggier surges that lag that astronomical tip of Earth's northern-hemispheric hat toward our star are starting to show in our region this week. We'll see highs break...
Hello and good day to you, southern Green Mountain state dwellers! We've got a dynamic week of weather ahead, so let's jump right in and paint the salient daily points of note. For Wednesday, just an isolated shower or thunderstorm is possible within the context of a mostly cloudy day, but Thursday and Friday will feature a rather dramatic and shifting set of weather conditions. Strong low pressure drives east through New England Thursday evening, bringing showers, downpours and thunderstorms,
Hello and good day to you, southern Green Mountain State dwellers! We had a super sweet four-day string of mostly sunny days with a few high clouds here and there, which was much needed in typically poor-drainage-prone areas of the region, given the very wet spring (and winter, and autumn, and summer) that preceded it. For the week ahead we have more showery shots to be sure, but I believe we'll see some sunshine as well. For Wednesday, high pressure...
Hello and good day to you, southern Green Mountain state dwellers! If you're reading this, you're still on Planet Earth, and this alone is worthy of at least raising your eyebrows and cracking a smile for a minute. I find that doing just that, even during challenging times, can help lighten our personal loads a bit. As for our weather, while not set in stone, we could see up to four contiguous days of partly to mostly sunny, dry weather...
Hello and good day to you, residents of the wonderfully beautiful Windham County! I spent some time this past weekend up near Crane Mountain in Townshend. What glorious terrain and what a time it was, with some sweet sunshine! Indeed, while we had some sweet, sunny, dry days last week, we're starting off on the wet side for our current 7-day stretch. But lament not, my friends! We will still get some sunshine into the southern Vermont region, especially on...
Good day to you, fine people of southeastern Vermont! We have finally turned the corner in terms of spring temperatures, which is most welcome. Could we dip here and there? Yes, we could, but generally speaking, I believe we're leaving behind the dominance of cooler high temps (i.e., highs in the 40s and 50s) that characterized much of April into the first half of May. For Wednesday and Thursday, we should enjoy high pressure with sunshine and seasonably mild temperatures.
