The shifty weather system to our south brings wintry precipitation to those areas frequently missed. Still, our region is to pick up a coating of snow later overnight into tomorrow morning from a separate windy disturbance.
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Back edge of morning cloudiness will shift eastward with lots of sunshine for this afternoon. the periodic cloud cover generally settles out to a more cloudier one Sunday, with colder temperature trends returning for next week.
A skinny cloud-free slot should allow for mostly sunny skies today before more high cirrus and cirrostratus clouds work east and eventually thicken and lower, leading to a chance for a few wet snow flakes or sprinkles far north overnight
Periodic cloud cover to push in today but skies open up again at times over the next 2 days. Eventually gray weather returns with some minor chancy rain showers. A warm-up continues with where temps could reach near 50 on Saturday…
Gorgeous February sunshine today with still decent amounts of sun in the days to come with a warming trend. Next inclement bout of WX arrives Thursday night with possible mixed wet snow/freezing rain…by Friday morning.
Warming winters also mean “persistent gloom” in the Green Mountain state but mixed precipitation types including rain will be more frequent in the future. Arctic shots of air more determined by high latitude blocking with big amplified waves.
Pretty start to the day today, and dry with a major warm-up. Temperatures punch into the lower 30s today. A disturbance to our west across the Great Lakes region will track into Vermont this evening with a coating of snow tonight…
Colder with occasional flurries and mountain snow showers until ridging of higher pressure works in Sunday afternoon for the best sunniest stretch of a few several hours Sunday afternoon. A warming trend after that…but unsettled.
Incessant moisture streams from off the relatively warm waters of the Great Lakes will be in our future for many days to come. Occasionally, weak disturbances in the flow will enhance slightly more robust snowfalls of very fluffy crystals. Warmer next week.
Some breaks or intervals of sun mainly this morning, before combined lake effect plumes of moisture spread in more snow showers/flurries targeting the northern mountains. Below normal temperatures going into the weekend, milder next week.
Weathering Heights, Roger Hill's weather forecasting service 