Chilly sunshine but not bad per climatology with highs up near 35. Enjoy the sun, tomorrow brings a lot more clouds. Snow accumulation is to be in sporadic pulses this week, with better accumulation late this weekend.
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We “should” see some partial afternoon sunshine later today, setting up a clear night, and mostly sunny Tuesday. Temperatures moderate a little before a reinforcing shot of arctic air pushes in late in the week.
Two-week lookback at climatology in Worcester Vermont (WORV1) shows the unusually mild snowless end for 2023. Drizzle misty and gray dreary weather with lots of fog finally has transitioned to “Snizzle” or frozen drizzle which can be seen with dark clothing as it lands…
Last day of exceptionally mild dreary misty weather, transitions to a little wet snow accumulation tonight into Saturday. Banana Peel-type snow (high water content) and slushy. Temperatures dip to end 2023, and herald in 2024.
An early AM view of several cloud layers and dense valley fogs below. In the distance, the Worcester range sticking out. Rain in southern areas spreads north for a wet afternoon.
About as dreary as it gets in winter in the Green Mountain State and this just continues. Patches of snow fairly widespread even into the higher elevations now with snow-eating fog…
With the bigger storm systems over the central and western U.S., storms shift east and basically go to die over the Northeast. The net result is very stable dark, drab, and dreary weather with misty sprinkles, and dense fog for many days to come.
A fantastic string of dry weather ahead. Sunshine predominates thru the work week, but mid and high clouds push in over this weekend. Any threats of precipitation looks flimsy at best.
48 hour rainfall thru 9 AM this Tuesday morning. Remember these amounts do not include snow melt which added an extra 0.5″ to 2″ meltwater.
A trough of lower pressure swings thru today with a few passing mountain snow showers and valley flurries. Just a skiff of accumulation in spots of higher terrain. Then a few to several days of dry weather, with decent amounts of sun.
Weathering Heights, Roger Hill's weather forecasting service 