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Quick, short updates
Healthy soaker with from about 1 to over 3 inches had fallen over the last 3 days ending this Monday morning here in the #GreenMountainState. Drier trends ahead…
Transition Day from a little drizzle/sprinkles in the northern Green Mountains…into breaks of sunshine and eventually intervals of sun by later today. A drying trend and warmer conditions much of the work week, exceptions right along portions of far northern Vermont…
Take it with a grain…but we should have some inroads in the “first snows” department. Over the next 15 days, see the difference between now (well below normal, if not record setting low) to snowfall that reaches into the northern tier and all of Canada
Moderate to possibly heavy rain event on the way arriving from the south this afternoon. Clear out clogged drains of leaves as from 1 to potentially 3 inch amounts fall this afternoon thru Sunday evening. Next dry weather days Monday & Tuesday…
Color in them thar hill holds on looking southwest across Middlesex and into the distant Mad River Vally and Green Mountains.
Stubborn cloud layers not yet pushing out will mar what could have been increasing sunny trends, but eventually, though it may take a long while. Enjoy today, wet weather arrives Friday afternoon, and sets up what looks like an “indoor weekend”
Drab gray weather transitions toward intervals of sunshine today. Better conditions on Thursday. These slow changes also won’t last long, so make the most of it.
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