TONIGHT: Mostly clear with some high cloudiness. A low in the mid teens to low 20s. Little wind.

TOMORROW: Filtered sunshine then thickening clouds. A high about 35 to 40. Southeasterly breeze 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon.

Winter Weather Advisory in effect from 4 PM Tuesday through 1 PM Wednesday Orange and Windsor counties

TUESDAY NIGHT: Snow likely developing Tuesday evening moderate at times. Accumulation of 3 to locally 6” with the most toward southern Vermont. A low in the mid 20s. Southeast breeze 10 to 15 mph.

WEDNESDAY: Mainly gray. Lingering snow showers exiting as leftover flurries in the afternoon. A high in the low to mid 30s. South winds 10 to 15 mph.

Looking Further ahead…

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Occasional flurries. Little accumulation. A low in the mid 20s.

THURSDAY: Considerable cloudiness with scattered morning flurries exiting to a few breaks of sun in the afternoon. A high near 40.

FRIDAY: Considerable high cloudiness, otherwise fair and dry. A low in the mid 20s. A high 35 to 40.

SATURDAY: Cloudy. Chance for a wintry mix with slick travel possible in the morning. A low around 30. A high around 40.

Average lows in the single digits. Normal highs in the 20s.

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· Superb day for outdoor ice skating! Sunny with temps reaching above the freezing mark most valley locations.

· Patchy high clouds rolling in ahead of the next weather system will blot out the now waning Wolf moon overnight.

· Nasty central U.S. storm system to bring “mostly snow” – this a change over the weekend from prior computer modeling which had been giving our region a shellacking of ice.

· Around 2 to locally 5” amounts likely across the southern tier counties of Vermont, with lighter amounts further north. The snow to be wet and “Velcro-like” and may affect power if it’s heavy enough weighing on trees and power lines especially far southern Vermont.

· Northern Vermont precip indicated by ECMWF model at much lighter amounts but still a travel head-ache for Tuesday night/Wednesday morning.

TODAY: Gorgeous. Sunshine with some high cloudiness at times mainly southern areas. A high in the mid 30s. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph this afternoon.

TONIGHT: Mostly clear with some high cloudiness. A low in the mid teens to low 20s. Little wind.

TUESDAY: Filtered sunshine then thickening clouds. A high about 35 to 40. Southeasterly breeze 10 to 15 mph in the afternoon.

Looking Further ahead…

TUESDAY NIGHT: Good chance wet snow accumulation of 1 to locally 3” and risk for a wintry mix toward daybreak with slippery travel. A low 25 to 30.

WEDNESDAY: Mainly gray. A good chance for wet snow or a wintry mix in the morning. Scattered mountain flurries in the afternoon. A high in the mid 30s.

THURSDAY: Considerable cloudiness, with occasional light snow showers mixed with rain showers on valley floors exiting. Some minor accumulation possible in the mountains. A few breaks of afternoon sunshine. A low upper 20s to near 30. A high around 40.

FRIDAY: Considerable high cloudiness, otherwise fair and dry. A low in the 20s. A high in the low to mid 40s.

Average lows in the single digits. Normal highs in the 20s.

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TONIGHT: Clear, moonlit and frigid. A low 0 to 10 above. Northwest winds 10 mph.

TOMORROW: Lots of sunshine with a few high clouds. Colder. A high in the low 20s. Southwest winds 10 mph.

SATURDAY NIGHT: Partially moonlit in the evening. More clouds overnight with occasional flurries. A low around 15. Southwest winds 10 mph.

SUNDAY: A stray morning flurry, then partly to mostly sunny. A high 20 to 25. Northwest breeze 10 to 20 mph.

Looking Further ahead…

SUNDAY NIGHT: Partly cloudy. A low around 10.

MONDAY: Mostly sunny with some high cloudiness. A high 32 to 35.

TUESDAY: Filtered sun then clouding up. A low in the lower 20s A high around 40.

TUESDAY NIGHT: Rising chance for freezing rain leading to the possibility of treacherous travel. A low near 30.

WEDNESDAY: Mainly gray. Chance for rain with a risk for pockets of freezing rain early . A high in the mid 30s.

THURSDAY: Lots of clouds with a few intervals of sunshine. A low near 30. A high around 35 to 40.

Average lows in the single digits. Normal highs mid to upper 20s.

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· Colder Transitions – Very nasty ice on untreated roads – many fpolks with drive ways – untreated = aboslute shear ice – some folks are stuck until the sander can make a run.

· Gorgeous high pressure builds in for Saturday morning (below) with some pretty cold temperatures.

· Even though we have had rain…many northern Green Mountain areas are hold their own in the snow depth department.

· Our next incoming storm brings a wintery mix to the local mountains and mostly just more rain which means yet more ICE!

· This scheduled for Wednesday morning – plan ahead accordingly.

TODAY: Scattered leftover mountain snow showers and valley flurries across northern areas this morning with a dusting to an inch. Otherwise becoming partly to mostly sunny but blustery. Temperatures holding in the mid 20s. Gusty northwest winds 10 to 20 mph.

TONIGHT: Clear, moonlit and frigid. A low 0 to 10 above. Northwest winds 10 mph.

SATURDAY: Lots of sunshine with a few high clouds. Colder. A high 15 to 20. Southwest winds 10 mph.

Looking Further ahead…

SATURDAY NIGHT: Mostly clear and partially moonlit with a few more clouds arriving overnight and a chance for flurries. A low in the teens.

SUNDAY: A few cloudy periods in the morning, then mostly sunny. Seasonably cold. A high in mid 20s.

MONDAY: Mostly sunny with some high cloudiness. A low around 10. A high 32 to 35.

TUESDAY: Filtered sun then clouding up. A low in the lower 20s A high 40 to 45.

WEDNESDAY: Mainly gray. Mixed precipitation higher terrain, changing to rain. A low near 32 A high in the 40s.

THURSDAY: Lots of clouds with a few intervals of sunshine. A low 35 to 40. A high around 45.

Average lows in the single digits. Normal highs mid to upper 20s.

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TONIGHT: Rain showers through late evening, tapering to scattered mountain snow showers and valley flurries, mainly northern areas overnight. Less than an inch accumulation. Temperatures falling into the mid 20s.West to northwest winds 10 to 20 mph.

TOMORROW: Scattered leftover mountain snow showers and valley flurries across northern areas in the morning with a dusting to an inch. Otherwise becoming partly to mostly sunny but blustery. Temperatures holding in the mid 20s. Gusty northwest winds 10 to 20 mph.

FRIDAY NIGHT: Clear, moonlit and frigid. A low 0 to 10 above. Northwest winds 10 mph.

SATURDAY: Lots of sunshine with a few high clouds. Colder. A high 15 to 20. Southwest winds 10 mph.

Looking Further ahead…

SATURDAY NIGHT: Mostly clear and moonlit. A low in the teens.

SUNDAY: A few cloudy periods in the morning, then mostly sunny. Seasonably cold. A high in mid 20s.

MONDAY: Mostly sunny with some high cloudiness. A low around 10. A high 32 to 35.

TUESDAY: Filtered sun then clouding up. A rising chance for showers in the afternoon. A low in the lower 20s A high 40 to 45.

WEDNESDAY: Considerable cloudiness. Chance for rain showers. A low near 32 A high in the 40s.

Average lows in the single digits. Normal highs mid to upper 20s.

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· CO2 readings at 404.48 and rising fast due to little uptake in the northern hemispheres winter, some of this finger print in climate change showing up also in our local Temperature projections for the next 10 days.

· With rain moving in pavement temperature sensors show frost mostly staying in the ground. This is saving the day – but please watch it for the morning commute.

· Coldest weather coming – with very dry air! Friday night and over the weekend.

· This weekend requirement =

with a big dome of higher pressure, tons of sunshine.

TODAY: Cloudy and gray. Rain showers with a risk for icy spots early on. Areas of fog. Mild and spring-like with a high near 50. South winds 10 to 20 mph.

TONIGHT: Rain showers early, tapering off scattered sprinkles mixed with wet snow flakes. A low 20 to 25.West winds 10 to 20 mph.

FRIDAY: Scattered leftover mountain snow showers and valley flurries across northern areas with a dusting to an inch, otherwise becoming partly to mostly sunny in the afternoon. Blustery. A high in the mid to upper 20s. Gusty northwest winds 10 to 25 mph.

Looking Further ahead…

FRIDAY NIGHT: Clear, fully moonlit and cold. A low 0 to 10 above.

SATURDAY: Lots of sunshine with a few high clouds. Colder. A high in the mid to upper teens.

SUNDAY: A few cloudy periods in the morning then mostly sunny. Seasonably cold. A low 10 to 15. A high in mid 20s.

MONDAY: Mostly sunny with some high cloudiness. A low 10 to 15. A high in the mid 30s.

TUESDAY: Filtered sun then clouding up. A rising chance for showers in the afternoon. A low 15 to 20. A high near 45.

WEDNESDAY: Considerable cloudiness. Chance for rain showers. A low around 35. A high around 50.

Average lows in the single digits. Normal highs mid to upper 20s.

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TONIGHT: Fair with increasing high cloudiness this evening , then thickening clouds overnight. Light rain showers developing before daybreak with a risk for pockets of freezing rain and treacherous travel. An evening low 32 to 35. South winds 10 to 15 mph.

Full Wolf Moon 6:34 AM Thursday

TOMORROW: Gray. with intermittent rain or showers, moderate at times late. Areas of dense fog. A high around 50. South winds 10 to 20 mph.

THURSDAY NIGHT: Rain showers early, tapering off scattered sprinkles mixed with wet snow flakes. A low 20 to 25.West winds 10 to 20 mph.

FRIDAY: Chance for a leftover flurry or mountain snow shower, otherwise becoming partly to mostly sunny in the afternoon. Blustery. A high 25 to 30.Gusty northwest winds 10 to 25 mph.

Looking Further ahead…

FRIDAY NIGHT: Mostly clear and cold. A low 5 below to 5 above.

SATURDAY: Lots of sunshine with a few high clouds. Colder. A high in the mid to upper teens.

SUNDAY: A few cloudy periods in the morning then mostly sunny. Seasonably cold. A low 5 to 10. A high in mid 20s.

MONDAY: Mostly sunny. A low in the single digits. A high around 32.

TUESDAY: Filtered sun then clouding up. A rising chance for showers. A low around 20. A high near 45.

Average lows in the single digits. Normal highs mid to upper 20s.

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· Winds were fierce last night and were decreasing this morning… but the new wrinkle was the sudden icing that has taken place in spots where frost in the ground interacts with water and boom.

The map below looks harmless enough but DO NOT BUY IT! Light rain or rain showers will track into Vermont from the west-southwest before daybreak Thursday morning – Rain falling on sub-freezing ground (areas most likely where snow cover holds) will be a skating rink – yet again.

Tomorrow morning slow down…leave early and do watch the conditions.

Eventually temperatures will rise Thursday afternoon late day maxes.

TODAY: Any early sprinkles exit to increasing amounts of sunshine. Milder and continued very blustery. A high in the lower 40s. Southwest winds 10 to 25 mph, with higher gusts this morning decreasing this afternoon.

TONIGHT: Fair this evening , then thickening clouds. Light rain showers developing before daybreak with a risk for pockets of freezing rain and treacherous travel. An evening low 32 to 35. South winds 10 to 15 mph.

Full Wolf Moon 6:34 AM Thursday

THURSDAY: Gray with intermittent rain or showers, moderate at times late. Areas of dense fog. A high around 50. South winds 10 to 20 mph.

Looking Further ahead…

THURSDAY NIGHT: Rain showers early, tapering off scattered sprinkles mixed with wet snow flakes. A low 20 to 25.

FRIDAY: Chance for a leftover flurry or mountain snow shower, otherwise partly sunny and blustery. A high 25 to 30.

SATURDAY: Filtered sunshine through high cloudiness at times. Colder. A low 5 below to 5 above. A high in the mid to upper teens.

SUNDAY: Partly to mostly sunny. Seasonably cold. A low 5 to 10. A high in mid 20s.

MONDAY: Mostly sunny. A low in the single digits. A high around 32.

Average lows in the single digits. Normal highs mid to upper 20s.

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· Winds were fierce last night and were decreasing this morning… but the new wrinkle was the sudden icing that has taken place in spots where frost in the ground interacts with water and boom.

The map below looks harmless enough but DO NOT BUY IT! Light rain or rain showers will track into Vermont from the west-southwest before daybreak Thursday morning – Rain falling on sub-freezing ground (areas most likely where snow cover holds) will be a skating rink – yet again.

Tomorrow morning slow down…leave early and do watch the conditions.

Eventually temperatures will rise Thursday afternoon late day maxes.

TODAY: Any early sprinkles exit to increasing amounts of sunshine. Milder and continued very blustery. A high in the lower 40s. Southwest winds 10 to 25 mph, with higher gusts this morning decreasing this afternoon.

TONIGHT: Fair this evening , then thickening clouds. Light rain showers developing before daybreak with a risk for pockets of freezing rain and treacherous travel. An evening low 32 to 35. South winds 10 to 15 mph.

Full Wolf Moon 6:34 AM Thursday

THURSDAY: Gray with intermittent rain or showers, moderate at times late. Areas of dense fog. A high around 50. South winds 10 to 20 mph.

Looking Further ahead…

THURSDAY NIGHT: Rain showers early, tapering off scattered sprinkles mixed with wet snow flakes. A low 20 to 25.

FRIDAY: Chance for a leftover flurry or mountain snow shower, otherwise partly sunny and blustery. A high 25 to 30.

SATURDAY: Filtered sunshine through high cloudiness at times. Colder. A low 5 below to 5 above. A high in the mid to upper teens.

SUNDAY: Partly to mostly sunny. Seasonably cold. A low 5 to 10. A high in mid 20s.

MONDAY: Mostly sunny. A low in the single digits. A high around 32.

Average lows in the single digits. Normal highs mid to upper 20s.

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High Wind Warning Champlain Valley and Wind Advisories along and west of the Green Mountains… through 3 AM Wednesday.

TONIGHT: A wintry mix…changing to rain with pockets of freezing rain…exiting around day break. Slick travel with snow and sleet accumulation a trace to an inch valleys, up to 3 inches mountains. Temperatures rising through the 30s. Gusty south winds 10 to 25 mph with gusts near 40 mph across the hills.

TOMORROW: Scattered rain or snow showers toward the Northeast Kingdom…exiting. Otherwise becoming mostly sunny. Milder and blustery. A high around 40. Southwest winds 10 to 25 mph.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Fair early, then thickening clouds. Periods of light rain or rain showers likely after midnight with pockets of freezing rain possible and slick travel. A low in the low to mid 30s.

Full Wolf Moon 6:34 AM Thursday

THURSDAY: Gray with intermittent rain. Areas of dense fog. A high 45 to 50.

Looking Further ahead…

THURSDAY NIGHT: Periods of rain early tapering off scattered sprinkles or wet snow flakes. A low around 20.

FRIDAY: Chance for a leftover flurry or mountain snow shower, otherwise partly cloudy and blustery. A high 25 to 30.

SATURDAY: Filtered sunshine through high cloudiness. Colder. A low 5 below to 5 above. A high in the upper teens to low 20s..

SUNDAY: Mostly sunny. Seasonably cold. A low around 10. A high in mid 20s.

Average lows in the single digits. Normal highs mid to upper 20s.

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