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Good day to you, southeastern Vermonters! Autumn is most certainly flexing some seasonal muscle as of late, and the majority of the upcoming seven-day period will be no different.
However, we will be experiencing a single, breezy, muggy and potentially stormy late-summer day for Wednesday before we drop back down into fall. In fact, after Wednesday, the period of Thursday through Monday looks fair, dry and seasonable overall, with a chance for showers by next Tuesday. Having said that, let's jump into the details!
For Wednesday, a warm front that pushed through during Tuesday night will result in much more humid conditions across southern Vermont with southerly wind gusts up to 25-30 mph at times. In addition, occasional showers will be possible during the morning and into the early afternoon.
The main weather impact, however, will be anywhere from the mid afternoon into the early evening as a cold front approaches from the west, which will produce a line of showers and thunderstorms.
Good day to you, fine folks of Windham County in southern Vermont! Well, well, well, the heat and humidity has finally lost its clammy grip on our region as we pass through the Autumnal Equinox and continue our earthly back bend away from our star this fall. Our incoming...
Good day to you, southern Vermonters! We are in the process of having a cold front stall out to our south near the southern New England coastline. This boundary will continue to produce the chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms from Wednesday, through Wednesday night, and ending around sunset...
Good day to you, denizens of the windy hamlets of southeastern Vermont! We've been enduring very warm to hot temperatures and very high humidity recently. Thankfully, these conditions are coming to an end, at least for the next week. (If you listen closely, you can hear a high-pitched squeal to your south - that's me screaming for joy down in western Massachusetts!) While cooler more seasonal temperatures will arrive by Friday, we do have two more hot days and a...
Good day to you, citizens of the verdant Green Mountains and valleys of southern Vermont! We've got one more unusually hot day for late August before we receive another blast of cooler, drier Canadian air into the first half of Labor Day weekend. However, it's still the Summer of 2018, and as such we will see bouts of warmer conditions into at least early September, if not deeper into the upcoming month. Hopefully, this latest heat blast will be the...
Good day to you, citizens of the verdant Green Mountains and valleys of southern Vermont! We have had a very humid summer, with above normal rainfall. For some, that is one of the larger euphemisms they'll encounter. Having said that, I've got good news and bad news. I'll give you the bad news first. We've got another round (and possibly two) of showers, downpours and thunderstorms to endure for this Wednesday morning and again in the afternoon. Some storms may...
Good day to you, southeastern denizens of the Green Mountain State! We are certainly being forced to endure a persistent humid, showery and thundery pattern for this summer of 2018. What began earlier on in the season as a building drought situation has quickly swung to the other end of the spectrum with way more moisture than required, or wanted, in our neck of the woods. While I think we will see more in the way of sunshine over the...
Good day to you, southeastern denizens of the Green Mountain State! After our recent heat increase, along with all the tropical and severe weather we endured for much of July into the first few days of August, we're settling into a more run-of-the-mill summer pattern. Humidity will continue, but won't be as extreme as it was in late July, and we'll get some drier, more comfortable periods mixed in as well. For the week ahead, we'll see periods of showers...
