Roger Hill’s Radio Vermont Forecast 3:00 PM Friday 1-10-25

TONIGHT: Thickening clouds…leading to light accumulating snow or flurries. A light coating late. A low ranging 5 to 15. Little wind.

TOMORROW: Gray. Periods of light snow or flurries winding down late. Accumulations of about 1 to 2”. A high lower 20s. Light southeast winds.

SATURDAY NIGHT: A lingering flurry northern areas with little accumulation, then becoming partly to mostly clear late. A low near 15. Light northwest winds.

SUNDAY: Morning clouds then partly mostly sunny in the afternoon. A high about 25. Light northwest winds.

Looking further ahead

SUNDAY NIGHT: Becoming mostly cloudy. Chance for northern flurries limited accumulation. A low 10 to 15

Full Wolf Moon Monday at 5:27 PM

MONDAY: Increasingly cloudy. Slight chance for additional flurries northern Vermont. Warmer with a high around 32 degrees.

TUESDAY: Clouds with intervals of sun. Chance for flurries northern areas. A low near 15. A high near 25.

WEDNESDAY: Maybe a break of sun otherwise lots of clouds. Scattered accumulating snow showers or flurries. Dusting to an inch or two especially northern areas. Lows around 15, a high near 20.

Average low ranging thru the single digits. Average high mid-20s to near 30.

Peak Meteorological Winter 1-23-25

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Roger Hill’s Radio Vermont Forecast 3:00 PM Thursday 1-9-25

TONIGHT: Considerable clouds. Scattered flurries with a dusting. Temperatures in the mid-teens. Northwest winds 10 mph.

TOMORROW: A few northern mountain flurries, otherwise clouds mixing with intervals of sun eastern and southern areas. A high in the low 20s. Northwest winds 10 mph.

FRIDAY NIGHT: Thickening clouds…leading to a rising chance for flurries late. A light coating late. A low mid-teens. Little wind.

SATURDAY: Gray. Chance for light spotty accumulating snow or flurries. Dusting to an inch. A high lower 20s. Light southeast winds.

Looking further ahead

SATURDAY NIGHT: A lingering flurry northern areas, then becoming partly to mostly late. A low near 15.

SUNDAY: Clouds, with periods of afternoon sun. A high near 25. (to feel like a mild day)

Full Wolf Moon Monday at 5:27 PM

MONDAY: Mostly cloudy. Scattered northern flurries early. A low 5 to 15. Near seasonable highs pushing 30 degrees.

TUESDAY: Mainly gray. Chance for flurries northern areas. A low 15 to 20. A high around 25.

Average low ranging thru the single digits. Average high mid-20s to near 30.

Peak Meteorological Winter 1-23-25

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TONIGHT: Overcast. Scattered lingering snow showers or flurries especially northern areas. Dusting to a couple fluffy inches northern mountains. Little change in temperature.A low around 5 above. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph.

TOMORROW: Mainly gray. Scattered lingering snow showers or flurries mainly northern areas. Dusting to an inch. Not as cold. A high 15 to 20. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph.

THURSDAY NIGHT: Considerable clouds. Scattered flurries with minor accumulations. A low mid-teens. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph.

FRIDAY: A stray northern flurry, Otherwise clouds with intervals of sun eastern and southern areas. A high around 20. Northwest winds 10 mph.

Looking further ahead

FRIDAY NIGHT: Thickening clouds…leading to a rising chance for light snow showers/flurries late overnight. A low 10 to 15.

SATURDAY: Gray. Chance for light spotty accumulating snow or flurries. A high lower 20s.

SUNDAY: Maybe an early flurry, otherwise clouds mixing with sunny intervals. A low 10 to 15. A high around 25. (to feel like a mild day)

Full Wolf Moon Monday at 5:27 PM

MONDAY: Scattered northern flurries early. Otherwise clouds mixing with a few breaks of sun. A low around 10. A high in the mid-20s.

Average low ranging thru the single digits. Average high mid-20s to near 30.

Peak Meteorological Winter 1-23-25

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Roger Hill’s Radio Vermont Forecast 3:00 PM Tuesday 1-6-25

Winter Weather Advisory continues thru late Wednesday eastern Chittenden, Lamoille, and Franklin Counties.

TONIGHT: Cloudy. Occasional light accumulating snow showers or flurries. Dusting to an inch northern Greens. A low 5 to 10. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph lowering wind chills.

TOMORROW: Gray. Scattered lingering snow showers or flurries, mainly northern mountains. Dusting to an inch northern Greens. Well below normal in temperature. A high just upper single digits. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph lowering wind chills.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Overcast. Scattered lingering snow showers or flurries especially northern areas. Minor accumulation. Little change in temperature.A low around 5 above. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph.

THURSDAY: Lots of clouds. Scattered lingering snow showers or flurries especially northern areas. Dusting to an inch northern Greens. Not as cold. A high in the mid to upper teens. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph.

Looking further ahead

THURSDAY NIGHT: Mostly cloudy. A few flurries near the mountains. A low 10 to 15.

FRIDAY: Maybe a stray morning flurry, then breaks of sunshine. A high about 20.

SATURDAY: Predominantly gray. Chance for light spotty accumulating snow or flurries developing. Minor accumulation. A low around 10. A high 20 to 25.

SUNDAY: Maybe an early flurry, otherwise lingering clouds. A low 10 to 15. A high near 25. (to feel like a mild day)

Average low ranging thru the single digits. Average high mid-20s to near 30.

Full Wolf Moon Monday 1-13-25 at 5:27 PM

Peak Meteorological Winter 1-23-25

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Roger Hill’s Radio Vermont forecast 3:00 PM Monday 1-6-25

Winter Weather Advisory overnight thru late Wednesday northern Green Mountains

TONIGHT: Scattered clouds this evening then clouding up. Rising chance for light snow showers or flurries developing far northern areas with light coatings.Frigid.An evening low around zero to 5 above. Northwest winds 10 mph lowering wind chills.

TOMORROW: Considerable cloudiness. Occasional light accumulating snow showers or flurries especially northern areas. Dusting to an inch or two northern Greens. A high around 15. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph lowering wind chills.

TUESDAY NIGHT: Cloudy. Occasional light accumulating snow showers or flurries. Dusting to an inch or two northern Greens. Frigid. A low around 5 above. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph lowering wind chills.

WEDNESDAY: Predominantly gray. Scattered lingering snow showers or flurries, mainly northern mountains. Dusting to an inch northern Greens. Well below normal in temperature. A high just 5 to 10 above. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph lowering wind chills.

Looking further ahead

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Overcast. Scattered lingering snow showers or flurries especially northern areas. Minor accumulation. A low around 5 above.

THURSDAY: Mostly cloudy. Scattered lingering snow showers or flurries, especially northern areas. Minor accumulation. Not as cold. Slight warming trend. A high 15 to 20.

FRIDAY: Maybe a stray morning flurry with a dusting, then intervals of sunshine. A low 10 to 15. A high near 20.

Average low ranging thru the single digits. Average high mid-20s to near 30.

Full Wolf Moon Monday 1-13-25 at 5:27 PM

Peak Meteorological Winter 1-23-25

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Note to all — Weather has now become so jointed with extreme right-wing politics, I fear data loss/omission is just starting. What next with MAGA NOAA – no “Heat Warnings/Advisories, omission of high-temperature records, and on and on due to the “political chill” of source GHG’s.
What have we become? How does this serve 99% of us? We are not even ready for the 20th of January yet. Politics at the federal level – is what I’ve experienced in my 50 plus years in meteorology 3 US Army, 12 NWS, but only much more subtly. Now it’s wide open, bought and paid for by oligarchy.

Roger Hill’s Radio Vermont forecast 3:00 PM Friday 1-3-25

TONIGHT: Becoming mostly cloudy.Occasional flurries developing northern areas toward midnight with a skiff of accumulation. A low in the low teens. West to northwest winds 10 mph.

TOMORROW: Mainly gray. Scattered mountain snow showers and flurries. Less than an inch. A high near 15. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph.

SATURDAY NIGHT: Lots of clouds.Scattered snow showers or flurries.Dusting to an inch. A low 5 to 10 above. Light northwest winds.

SUNDAY: Mountain cloudiness with intervals of sun. Lingering mountain flurries with little accumulation. A high near 15. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph.

Looking further ahead

SUNDAY NIGHT: Partly to mostly cloudy.Maybe a stray flurry or two. A low around zero degrees.

MONDAY: Partly to mostly cloudy. Maybe a stray flurry. A high in the lower teens.

TUESDAY: Mainly gray. Scattered snow showers or flurries with light accumulation. A low 5 to 10. A high mid-teens.

WERDNESDAY: Lots of clouds. Scattered light snow showers or flurries, less than an inch accumulation. A low upper single digits. A high around 15.         

Average low 5 to 15. Average high mid-20s to about 30.

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