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Good day to you, fine folks of southeastern Vermont! While spring arrives at 5:58 p.m. on Wednesday, just prior to sunset, we have one more shot at winter weather by Thursday morning.
In fact, light snow accumulations are possible in western Windham County on Thursday morning before changing to rain showers during the day. In addition, rain showers may turn back to snow late Thursday night. More snow showers are possible Friday before we calm down by Saturday.
Sunday is definitely the pick of the weekend with much milder temperatures! Fair weather should last into at least Monday, with showery weather possible by the middle of next week. With our synopsis firmly in tow, let's jump into the daily details!
For Wednesday, high pressure will be tracking east of southern New England and will allow a southwesterly, milder flow to develop across the region. Expect highs to crest into the low to upper 40s, coolest in the mountains. Wednesday night will feature an increase in clouds and lows dropping into the upper 20s to low 30s.
Good day to you, fine folks of southeastern Vermont! I hope that you are ready for wisps of spring, hints of sweetness, an ever-increasing avian cacophony, and an ever-lengthening period of daylight. It's coming! That's not to say a few more wintry reminders won't pay us a visit over...
Good day to you, hearty and heart-full New Englanders! After our light to moderate snowfall this past weekend, we have entered a fair, but cold, wintry pattern as a large trough slowly passes west to east through southeastern Canada. This has allowed unseasonably cold temperatures to visit our hills...
Good day to you, hearty and heart-full New Englanders! The wind event this past Monday was widespread and very damaging, unfortunately. It was due to the combination of two low pressure systems bombing out northeast of Nova Scotia, with very strong high pressure pushing east into the north-central United States. The resulting pressure gradient produced widespread 50 to 70 mph gusts. For our upcoming week, we have accumulating snow on the way for Wednesday night into Thursday morning. After we...
Good day to you, hearty and heart-full New Englanders! The main weather headline for southern Vermont is the continuance and persistence of our national weather pattern. The large-scale global patterns continue to produce a ripping zonal Pacific jet stream. What does that mean? A “zonal jet stream” refers to a west-to-east fast-moving river of air several miles up above our heads that directs storms across the globe. This, combined with a persistent area of high pressure (known as a ridge)
Good day to you, fine folks of southeastern Vermont, as winter continues for those north of the Massachusetts border. Despite some mixed precipitation events, you have seen far more snow than our southerly neighbors in the lower terrain of western Massachusetts. In Windham County, a mix of snow and ice showers should generally have ended if you happen to pick up this paper on its publication date. However, additional snow showers and some spotty light accumulations are expected Wednesday afternoon...
Good day to you, my friends, and as always thanks very much for your readership! Our meteorological roller coaster ride continues to fling us hither and thither, and our upcoming week will be no different. Wednesday will see the end to a brief thaw as colder air works back into the region before low pressure approaches and produces an icing event Wednesday night into Thursday morning. We'll then warm up with rain Thursday night into Friday, before we cool back...
Good day to you, my friends, and as always thanks very much for your readership! It's a dynamic weather week ahead, as we'll be experiencing a most changeable seven days to be sure. Intense snow squalls with whiteout conditions, gusty winds, a quick inch of accumulation, and even thunder are possible for Wednesday. Arctic cold subsequently invades our region Wednesday night through Thursday night. Then, after some seasonable cold into the weekend, we warm up into early next week when...
