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A bit of overlapping seasons with strong gusty south to southeasterly gusts (typically found in the Fall and Winter months) and some potential boomers with a last potent shot of showers and a few embedded thunderstorms late today. The two-season combo, brought to us courtesy of a deepening low pressure system near the Great Lakes. Gradual improvement over the weekend but colder.
Drip-Drip-Drip Weather. Watch for the possibility of Spotted #SalamanderMigration to vernal ponds and water holes especially on milder & wet April nights. The dreary damp weather to continue for the foreseeable future with a turning point not until Sunday or Monday.
Beautiful morning in progress. Mid level altocumulus will track out of the region setting up lots of sun before more high thin cirrus work back into the region this afternoon. We turn the corner of sorts with cloudier and unsettled wetter weather tonight and beyond, so make the most of it.
Drone time lapse easily seen moon shadow crossing thru Vermont on the thin veil of Cirrus. Pretty damn cool. Use all you want – Credit Weathering Heights Worcester Vermont.
Current Infrared showing some high thin Cirrus clouds working gradually eastward across portions of New York into Vermont. Not perfect but still pretty decent conditions for the total Solar eclipse at 3:26 PM this Monday afternoon. Decent weather follows tomorrow even a little warmer.
Nor’easter near Nantucket will curl northeast today and tonight into the Gulf of Maine with additional wet snowfall for a time this morning but lightening up and perhaps even intermittent some parts of Vermont this afternoon. Gradually the low pressure system will loop and pull away but not for a couple of more days.
Enjoy what may be the last sunshine you’ll see between tonight and Sunday. A big storm system bringing high winds, and wet heavy snows will gradually develop over the next 12 to 24 hours while spreading north tomorrow. Estimated total snow accumulations of plowable 5 to locally 13″ of winter wonderland look, coming out of “dead-stick season” to a different look.
Below cloud climatology for this time of year, vs. Euro model forecast showing mostly sunny skies, and high thin Cirrus/Cirrostratus clouds about all. This is the longer range forecast and yes it still could change, but feeling rather optimistic with decent sprawling area of high pressure over the region.
Mid and high clouds to allow for some sunny periods mixing in today, and just high thinner clouds Tuesday making for a couple real nice days in the Green Mountain State. Major storm system affects the region later in the week, with wet snow mixed with rain valleys, and high winds interacting with terrain central and southern Vermont.
Weathering Heights, Roger Hill's weather forecasting service 