· Changeable weather today as a warm front has pushed into northern areas and opening up a dry slot where partly to sunny skies should be the rule for a good period of time, until a cold front pushes in the from the northwest late today and this evening.

· Our weather should set up nicely for a decent Wednesday being the pick of the week.

· More unsettled weather will move in late this week with a complex area of low pressure and better chances for rain and eventually some of the coldest air we’ve seen yet arriving Saturday and Sunday.

· There a possibility of a minor snow accumulations in the northern high terrain late this weekend and into early next week.

TODAY: Morning clouds with leftover showers exiting early, then partly to mostly sunny. Breezy at times and warm. A high in the mid 70s. South breeze 10 to 20 mph.

TONIGHT: A round of showers becoming likely this evening, exiting to partial clearing overnight. Patchy dense valley fog. A low 50 to 55. Southwest breeze 10 to 15 mph diminishing overnight.

WEDNESDAY: Pick of the week – Partly to mostly sunny and continued mild. A high 60 to 65. West breeze 10 mph.

Looking further ahead…

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Fair early, then thickening clouds. A low 40 to 45.

THURSDAY: Clouding up with a good chance for showers and turning breezy. A high 50 to 55.

FRIDAY: Lots of clouds. Widely scattered morning showers becoming numerous in later in the afternoon. A low in the upper 40s. A high in the mid 60s.

SATURDAY: Chilly and raw with a chance for lingering showers. Showers may mix with wet snow flakes across high terrain. Blustery.A low 35 to 40. A high in the mid 40s.

SUNDAY: Mixed snow and rain showers. Possible wet snow accumulation northern Green Mountains. A low in the mid 30s. A high around 40.

Average lows low to mid 30s. Normal highs mid to upper 50s

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

RH/10-19 [end]

TONIGHT: Clouding up. Showers likely with a chance for a brief thunderstorm or few claps of thunder. A low 50 to 55. South winds 10 mph overnight.

TOMORROW: Partly to mostly sunny with more clouds late leading to a chance for showers far northern areas. Breezy at times and well above seasonal normal’s with a high in the mid 70s. South breeze 10 to 20 mph.

TUESDAY NIGHT: Showers likely in the evening exiting to partial clearing overnight. Patchy dense valley fog. A low around 50. Southwest breeze 10 to 15 mph diminishing overnight.

WEDNESDAY: Partly to mostly sunny and continued mild. A high in the mid 60s. West breeze 10 mph.

Looking further ahead…

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Fair early, then thickening clouds. A low in the mid 40s.

THURSDAY: Clouding up with a good chance for showers and turning breezy. A high in the 50s.

FRIDAY: Lots of clouds. Around or two of showers possible. A low around 50. A high in the low 60s.

SATURDAY: Variable clouds and blustery with a threat for a mountain sprinkle or two.A low around 40. A high 45 to 50.

Average lows low to mid 30s. Normal highs mid to upper 50s

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

RH/10-17 [end]

Showers at night but some sunshine – sometimes decent amounts both today and Tuesday as several moving frontal systems will shift to and fro.

The warmest weather of this month arrives tomorrow Tuesday to spoil many of us. Mother nature has something else in mind next week with what looks like temperatures aloft and at surface being cold enough for at least trace for snow.

In-between we’ll pick up on our rainfall some. Also many of our beautiful leaves will be flying off the tress this week as we head for “stick season” in the next couple of weeks to come just before Halloween.

TODAY: Dense morning valley fog otherwise Partly sunny. A high in the mid 60s. Light winds.

TONIGHT: Clouding up. Showers likely. A low 50 to 55. South winds 10 mph.

TUESDAY: Partly to mostly sunny with more clouds late leading to a chance for showers. Breezy at times and well above seasonal normal’s with a high in the mid 70s. South breeze 10 to 20 mph.

Looking further ahead…

TUESDAY NIGHT: Cloudy with a round of showers. A low around 55.

WEDNESDAY: Partly to mostly sunny and very mild. A high 65 to 70.

THURSDAY: Clouding up with a good chance for showers. A low in the mid to upper 40s. A high in the 55 to 60.

FRIDAY: Lots of clouds. Chance for showers. A low around 50. A high in the low 60s.

Average lows low to mid 30s. Normal highs mid to upper 50s

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

RH/10-17 [end]

TONIGHT: Mostly clear, moonlit and cold with widespread frost. A low in the mid 20s to low 30s. Little wind. (5)

TOMORROW: Mostly sunny with a few high clouds. Turning breezy and beginning of a warming trend. A high around 60. South winds pickup at 10 to 15 mph later on. (5)

Full Hunters Moon 12:24 AM early Sunday morning (Super Moon)

SATURDAY NIGHT: Fully moonlit skies with patchy high clouds. A low 40 to 45. Light south winds. (5)

SUNDAY: Intervals of sun give way to lots of clouds. Isolated showers becoming scattered late. A high in the upper 60s. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. (4)

Looking further ahead…

SUNDAY NIGHT: Mostly cloudy. Scattered showers. A low in the mid 50s. (4)

MONDAY: Cloudy periods with a rising chance for showers toward evening. A high in the mid 60s. (3)

TUESDAY: Variable clouds with a chance for showers. A low in the mid and upper 50s. A high 70 to 75. (2)

WEDNESDAY: Mostly cloudy and breezy. Slight chance for a shower. A low in the upper 50s. A high in the mid 60s. (2)

THURSDAY: Cloudy. Chance for showers. A low 40 to 45. A high in the mid 50s. (2)

Average lows in the mid to upper 30s. Normal highs in the mid to upper 50s.

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

RH/10-14 [end]

· We have some pretty good project weather ahead for this weekend with predominance of sunshine vs. clouds and dry weather today, tonight through mid day on Sunday.

· A cold front will swing in more clouds Sunday afternoon and showers will take-over then.

· A stretch of warmer than normal weather was in store but it will also feature lots of clouds and wetter conditions than it has been.

· This will bring several quick shots of rain/rain showers Monday into Wednesday next week.

· This will come at a time when a nice warming trend will lull us back into some September like weather though unsettled next week.

· Those wondering when there might be a more significant cool down and even a little snow – we may not have a very long wait. Colder conditions were taking place along with lots of snow cover now in western and northern Canada and this was greasing the skids for some changes to come around 22nd or next weekend.

TODAY: A few morning clouds then sunny but chilly. bit blustery and rather chilly. A high in the low 50s.Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph.(5)

TONIGHT: Mostly clear moonlit and cold with widespread frost. A low in the mid 20s to low 30s. Little wind. (5)

SATURDAY: Mostly sunny with a few high clouds. Turning breezy and beginning of a warming trend. A high around 60. South winds pickup at 10 to 20 mph later on. (5)

Looking further ahead…

Full Hunters Moon 12:24 AM early Sunday morning (Super Moon)

SATURDAY NIGHT: High cloudiness otherwise mostly clear. A low 40 to 45. (4)

SUNDAY: Intervals of sun give way to lots of clouds. Showers likely later in the afternoon. A high in the mid to upper 60s. (3)

MONDAY: Mainly cloudy with a few lingering rain showers, becoming more widespread toward evening. A low around 55. A high 65 to 70. (2)

TUESDAY: Chance for a few showers in the morning. Clouds give way to few intervals of afternoon sun. A low in the 50s. A high 70 to 75. (2)

WEDNESDAY: Mostly cloudy and breezy. Slight chance for a shower. A low in the mid 50s. A high in the mid to upper 60s. (2)

Average lows in the mid to upper 30s. Normal highs in the mid to upper 50s.

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

RH/10-14 [end]

TONIGHT: Early evening showers exiting to partial clearing. A low 35 to 40. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. (5)

TOMORROW: Bright sun and blue skies, a bit blustery and rather chilly. A high around 50.Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph.(5)

FRIDAY NIGHT: Mostly clear moonlit and cold with widespread frost. A low in the mid 20s to low 30s. Little wind. (5)

SATURDAY: Mostly sunny with a few high clouds. Turning breezy, milder with a high pushing close to 60. South winds pickup at 10 to 20 mph later on. (4)

Looking further ahead…

Full Hunters Moon 12:24 AM early Sunday morning (Super Moon)

SATURDAY NIGHT: High cloudiness otherwise mostly clear. A low 40 to 45. (3)

SUNDAY: Filtered morning sunshine then thickening clouds. Good chance for showers northern areas developing late. A high near 65. (2)

MONDAY: Cloudy and gray. Chance for periods of rain, could be a soaker. A low around 55. A high near 60. (2)

TUESDAY: Mainly cloudy. Chance for showers. A low 50 to 55. A high around 60. (2)

WEDNESDAY: Mostly cloudy and breezy. Slight chance for a shower. A low in the mid 50s. A high in the upper 60s to low 70s.

Average lows in the mid to upper 30s. Normal highs in the mid to upper 50s.

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

RH/10-13 [end]

· A cold front will track into Vermont later today with band of showers for about 4 hours worth of showers. We might see rainfall total of around third to about a half inch by mid evening tonight.

· The cold front means business with a good temperatures fall from today’s high of 60 to 65 to tomorrow reading in the low 50s – have your jacket, fleece, sweaters at the ready.

· Other than some ponding on roadways this afternoon no travel issues with just rainfall.

· High pressure builds into the region later tonight and forces a very chilly but sunny set up for Friday in fact very much like what occurred on Monday.

· Higher pressure will be with us over the weekend before the next cold front reaches our region later Sunday afternoon into Sunday night.

· This system appears to be stalling and conditions were increasingly looking better to get some much needed soaking rainfall early next week.

· This precipitation is associated with an “Atmospheric River” where excessive rainfall was to unload in the Pacific NW. Jet stream energy will carry across the country and perhaps put a dent into our dry weather.

TODAY: Partial morning sunshine then thickening clouds. Showers arriving early this afternoon. Breezy. A high in the low to mid 60s. South winds 10 to occasionally 20 mph shifting to northwest late. (5)

TONIGHT: Early evening showers exiting to partial clearing. A low in the upper 30s to around 40. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. (5)

FRIDAY: Mostly sunny, a bit blustery and rather chilly. A high around 50.Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph.(4)

Looking further ahead…

FRIDAY NIGHT: Clear moonlit and cold with widespread frost. A low in the mid 20s to low 30s. (3)

SATURDAY: Mostly sunny after widespread morning frost. A high in the mid to upper 50s. (2)

Full Hunters Moon 12:24 AM early Sunday morning (Super Moon)

SUNDAY: Filtered morning sunshine then thickening clouds. Good chance for showers developing late. A low in the upper 30s to low 40s. A high near 65. (2)

MONDAY: Cloudy and gray. Chance for periods of rain or showers. A low around 55. A high in the upper 50s to near 60. (2)

TUESDAY: Clouds mixing with intervals of sunshine. A low near 50. A high in the low 60s. (2)

Average lows in the mid to upper 30s. Normal highs in the mid to upper 50s.

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

RH/10-13 [end]

· A cold front will track into Vermont later today with band of showers for about 4 hours worth of showers. We might see rainfall total of around third to about a half inch by mid evening tonight.

· The cold front means business with a good temperatures fall from today’s high of 60 to 65 to tomorrow reading in the low 50s – have your jacket, fleece, sweaters at the ready.

· Other than some ponding on roadways this afternoon no travel issues with just rainfall.

· High pressure builds into the region later tonight and forces a very chilly but sunny set up for Friday in fact very much like what occurred on Monday.

· Higher pressure will be with us over the weekend before the next cold front reaches our region later Sunday afternoon into Sunday night.

· This system appears to be stalling and conditions were increasingly looking better to get some much needed soaking rainfall early next week.

· This precipitation is associated with an “Atmospheric River” where excessive rainfall was to unload in the Pacific NW. Jet stream energy will carry across the country and perhaps put a dent into our dry weather.

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and partially moonlit in the evening, then increasing high clouds. A low in the mid 40s. Light south breeze. (5)

TOMORROW: Partial morning sunshine then thickening clouds leading to a showers about mid afternoon on. Breezy. A high 60 to 65. South winds 10 to occasionally 20 mph shifting to northwest late. (5)

THURSDAY NIGHT: Early evening showers exit to partial clearing. A low around 40. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. (5)

FRIDAY: Mostly sunny, a bit blustery and rather chilly. A high around 50.Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph.(4)

Looking further ahead…

FRIDAY NIGHT: Clear moonlit and cold with widespread frost. A low in the mid 20s to low 30s. (3)

SATURDAY: Mostly sunny after widespread morning frost. A high in the mid 50s. (2)

Full Hunters Moon 12:24 AM early Sunday morning (Super Moon)

SUNDAY: Filtered sunshine then thickening clouds in the afternoon. Chance for showers developing in the evening. A morning low in the mid 30s. A high pushing to near 65. (2)

MONDAY: Mostly cloudy. Scattered leftover showers. A low in the mid 50s. A high in the lower 60s. (2)

TUESDAY: Lots of clouds with a chance for a showers. A low in the mid 50s. A high in the low 60s. (2)

Average lows in the mid to upper 30s. Normal highs in the mid to upper 50s.

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

RH/10-12 [end]

· Patchy high cloudiness this morning will eventually blow away allowing for decent amount of sunshine and slightly milder temps today.

· Benign cold front will push into the region Thursday Afternoon and evening triggering a round of much needed showers. We remain very dry and really could use more rain which we may get a little more again Sunday night and off and on next week but nothing truly heavy.

· Temperatures once again dip at their coldest Friday and Saturday morning for some frost, but then rise back into the 60s as soon as Sunday.

· Unsettled weather might be a player early to mid part of next week with several small but more potent packages of jet stream energy heading our way from the West coast.

· These weather systems will be welcome for their rainfall generation, but no travel issues anticipated thru the middle part of next week.

TODAY: A few high clouds this morning…otherwise lots of sunshine and a touch warmer. A high 65 to 70. South breeze 10 to 15 mph. (5)

TONIGHT: Mostly clear in the evening, then increasing high clouds. A low in the mid 40s. Light south breeze. (5)

THURSDAY: Partial morning sunshine then thickening clouds leading to a likelihood of showers last part of the afternoon. Breezy. A high around 65. South winds 10 to occasionally 20 mph. (5)

Looking further ahead…

THURSDAY NIGHT: Showers tapering off to a few leftover sprinkles overnight. A low around 40. (4)

FRIDAY: Morning clouds then mostly sunny blustery and chilly. A high in the lower 50s.(2)

SATURDAY: Mostly sunny after widespread morning frost. A low in the mid 20s to low 30s. A high in the mid 50s. (2)

SUNDAY: Filtered sunshine then thickening clouds in the afternoon. Chance for showers developing in the evening. A morning low 35 to 40. A high pushing to near 65. (2)

MONDAY: Mostly cloudy. Scattered leftover showers. A low in the mid 50s. A high in the lower 60s.

TUESDAY: Lots of clouds with a chance for a showers. A low in the mid 50s. A high in the low 60s.

Average lows in the mid to upper 30s. Normal highs in the mid to upper 50s.

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

RH/10-12 [end]