This snow depth increase which is more aligned with reality compared to 10:1 snowfall projections. Still, this is rather huge. Two trusted models are matching up pretty well.
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Updated Friday Morning Forecast — March 22nd, 2024
TODAY: Pick of the week. Morning sunshine gives way to increasing clouds. Chilly. A high in the upper 20s near 30. Light northwest winds.
Winter Storm Warning this evening thru Saturday evening…perhaps the biggest snowfall of the season
TONIGHT: Cloudy. Snow arriving around midnight moderate at times southern Vermont. About 2 to locally 6” inches overnight. A low 20 to 25. Light northeast winds.
SATURDAY: Gray and wintry. Snow likely…moderate to heavy. Additional accumulation of 6 to 14”possible…some of it wet southern areas with a wintry mix reducing accumulations far southern counties. A high around 30. Light north winds.
Looking further ahead
SATURDAY NIGHT: Leftover snow show showers exiting togradual clearing later overnight with minor additional accumulation.A low around 15.
SUNDAY: Early leftover high cloudiness Otherwise partly to mostly sunny. A high 30 to 35.
MONDAY: Lots of sunshine with a few high clouds. A low in the single digits to low teens. A high 40 to 45.
TUESDAY: Morning sun, then mostly cloudy. A low ranging 5 to 15. A high 40 to 45.
WEDNESDAY: Mainly gray. Rising chance for rain showers. A low near 35. A high around 45.
Average lows upper-teens to mid-20s. Average highs low to mid 40s
Total Solar Eclipse April 8th 3:25 PM EDT
End or meteorological winter was March 9th Start of meteorological summer June 6th
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A beauty this morning but clouds push in. Perhaps the biggest snowstorm of the season for good portions of the Green Mountain State arrives later tonight. Hefty snowfall exceeds a foot in many central Vermont areas lesser amounts far north and far south.
Updated Thursday Evening Forecast — March 21st, 2024
TONIGHT: Becoming mostly clear & partially moonlit. A low upper single digits to mid-teens. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph lowering wind chills this evening falling off overnight.
TOMORROW: Pick of the week. Morning sunshine, then clouding up. Chilly. A high in the upper 20s near 30. Light northwest winds.
Winter Storm Watch Friday evening into Saturday evening…for a significant snowfall
FRIDAY NIGHT: Cloudy. Snow arriving around midnight. About 2 to locally 6” inches overnight. A low 20 to 25. Light west winds.
SATURDAY: Gray and wintry. Snow likely…moderate to possibly heavy. Significant accumulation of 7 to 14”possible…some of it wet south central areas. A wintery mix far southern areas. A high upper 20s around 30. Winds becoming light and northeasterly.
Looking further ahead
SATURDAY NIGHT: Clouds give way towards partial clearing overnight.A low 15 to 20.
SUNDAY: Sunny with some high clouds. A high near 35.
MONDAY: Lots of sunshine with a few high clouds. A low around 10. A high near 40.
TUESDAY: Sunshine with some more clouds late. A low in the teens. A high 35 to 40.
Average lows upper-teens to mid-20s. Average highs low to mid 40s
Total Solar Eclipse April 8th 3:25 PM EDT
End or meteorological winter was March 9th Start of meteorological summer June 6th
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Updated Thursday Morning Forecast — March 21st, 2024
TODAY: Clouds with breaks of sun and a few mountain flurries gives way to partial afternoon sun. Blustery to windy with lowered wind chills. A high in the mid to upper 20s. Gusty northwest winds 10 to 25 mph with higher gusts eastern slopes of the Greens.
TONIGHT: Becoming mostly clear & partially moonlit. A low upper single digits to mid-teens. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph this evening lowering wind chills falling off overnight.
FRIDAY: Pick of the week. Morning sunshine gives way to thickening clouds. Rather cold. A high ranging 25 to 30 except warmer southern areas. Light northwest winds.
Looking further ahead
Winter Storm Watch Friday evening into Saturday evening…for a significant snowfall
FRIDAY NIGHT: Cloudy. Snow likely. About 1 to 4 inches of accumulation. A low 20 to 25.
SATURDAY: Gray and wintry. Accumulating snow likely…moderate to heavy at times. Potential significant accumulation…some of it wet south central areas with a wintry mix far southern Vermont. A high low 30s, but mid-30s southern areas.
SUNDAY: Mostly sunny skies and a beauty. A low 15 to 20. A high near 35.
MONDAY: Lots of sunshine with a few high clouds. A low around 10. A high near 40.
TUESDAY: Increasing clouds. A low in the teens. A high 35 to 40.
Average lows upper-teens to mid-20s. Average highs low to mid 40s
Total Solar Eclipse April 8th 3:25 PM EDT
End or meteorological winter was March 9th Start of meteorological summer June 6th
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Below normal temperatures added with gusty northwesterly winds to make it feel like mid-winter! Some impacts to power possible eastern slopes today. Potential for heavy snowfall shaping up Friday night into Saturday evening.
Feeling like Winter! A potential major snowfall/wintry mix develops Friday night, and unloads, especially Saturday. Winter Storm Watch in effect. Meanwhile…gusty northwest winds could produce a few impacts to utilities today with lowered wind chills.
Updated Wednesday Evening Forecast — March 20th, 2024
TONIGHT: Scattered mountain snow showers or flurries with a risk for a snow squall this evening. Additional accumulations of 1 to locally 4” higher terrain.Otherwise variably cloudy.A low mid to upper teens. West winds 10 to 15 mph.
TOMORROW: Clouds with breaks of sun with late partial clearing. Blustery to windy. A few mountain flurries. A high 25 to 30. Gusty northwest winds 10 to 25 mph with higher gusts eastern slopes of the Green Mountains.
THURSDAY NIGHT: Becoming mostly clear & partially moonlit. A low 10 to 15. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph lowering wind chills
FRIDAY: Pick of the week. Morning sunshine gives way to thickening clouds. Rather cold. A high ranging mid-20s to low 30s southern areas. Light northwest winds.
Looking further ahead
FRIDAY NIGHT: Cloudy. Snow likely…moderate to heavy at times with a wintry mix southern areas. A few to several inches of accumulation. A low around 25.
SATURDAY: Gray and wintry. Good chance for accumulating snow…moderate to heavy at times exiting late. Potential significant accumulation…some of it wet southern areas, with a wintry mix far southern Vermont. A high 30 to 32 degrees central Vermont north, 35 degrees south.
SUNDAY: High cloudiness early gives way to mostly sunny skies and a beauty. A low 15 to 20. A high near 35.
MONDAY: Sunshine becoming filtered thru high cloudiness. A low in the upper teens. A high in the upper 30s to near 40.
Total Solar Eclipse April 8th 3:25 PM EDT
End or meteorological winter was March 9th Start of meteorological summer June 6th
Average lows upper-teens to mid-20s. Average highs low to mid 40s
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Updated Wednesday Morning Forecast — March 20th, 2024
TODAY: Clouds with a breaks of sun. Scattered accumulating snow showers mixed with rain on western valley floors. A dusting most valleys but an inch or two in the hills. A high in the lower 40s. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph.
TONIGHT: Variably cloudy.Scattered mountain snow showers or flurries with a risk for a snow squall this evening. Accumulations of 1 to locally 4” higher terrain.A low upper teens to mid-20s. West winds 10 to 15 mph.
THURSDAY: Clouds with breaks of sun. Blustery to windy. A few mountain flurries with a dusting in spots. A high in the upper 20s. Gusty northwest winds 10 to 25 mph with higher gusts eastern slopes of the Green Mountains.
Looking further ahead
THURSDAY NIGHT: Mostly clear & partially moonlit. A low ranging upper single digits into the teens.
FRIDAY: Pick of the week. Morning sunshine gives way to thickening clouds. Rather cold. A high in the mid to upper 20s.
SATURDAY: Gray with full on wintry conditions. Good chance for accumulating snow. Several inches of accumulation, especially central and southern Vermont. A low mid-20s. A high around 32 degrees.
SUNDAY: High cloudiness. A low mid-teens. A high around 35.
Total Solar Eclipse April 8th 3:25 PM EDT
End or meteorological winter was March 9th Start of meteorological summer June 6th
Average lows upper-teens to mid-20s. Average highs low to mid 40s
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Potent low-pressure system north of the Great Lakes will track toward Vermont with marginal temperature profiles for frozen precipitation today, making limited amounts of valley floors, but more in the hills. Winter-like conditions follow for tomorrow with strong cold winds.
Weathering Heights, Roger Hill's weather forecasting service 