· Watch for glazing and treacherous travel conditions for a time this morning before warmer air changes freezing rain to rain, and ground temperatures also warm up above freezing late morning into the afternoon.

· Conditions for tonight and into the rest of the week not so bad for travel, as temperatures make moderate upward with no cold ground or icing conditions.

· Busses for many school districts running should be ready with chains as back gravel roads will be rather icy for a while.

· No replacement snows foreseen for a while until we see colder weather return next week, but there are two more significant rainstorms ahead – the next one Wednesday afternoon/night, and third next Monday.

· Monday’s system looks moderate to heavy and may include strong gusty winds along the western slopes.

Freezing Rain Advisory through 1 PM east of the Green Mountains

TODAY: Gray. Periods of freezing rain developing during the morning commute with treacherous travel for a time before changing to rain. Breezy in the afternoon. A high in the upper 30s. Southeast winds 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon.

TONIGHT: Cloudy with a few rain showers tapering to isolated sprinkles. A low around 35. Light winds.

WEDNESDAY: A few hints of sun in the morning northern areas, otherwise gray. Periods of rain likely later in the afternoon, moderate at times. A high 45 to 50. Light southeast winds.

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WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Rain…moderate at times. Areas of fog. A low 35 to 40.

THURSDAY: Morning clouds then intervals of afternoon sunshine. Isolated sprinkles mixed with wet snow flakes in the higher mountains. A high mid to upper 40s.

FRIDAY: Cloudy northern areas with intervals of sunshine south. Scattered wet snow showers high terrain with rain showers valley floors. A low 32 to 35. A high 40 to 45.

SATURDAY: Widely scattered snow showers with some minor accumulation possible. A low near 30. A high in the mid 30s.

Average lows in the low 20s. Normal highs upper 30s to low 40s

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

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TONIGHT: Mostly clear this evening, then increasing and thickening clouds overnight . A low in the mid 20s. Light southeast winds.

Freezing Rain Advisory 6 AM through 1 PM Tuesday…

TOMORROW: Gray. Periods of freezing rain developing during the morning commute with treacherous travel for a time before changing to rain. Breezy in the afternoon. A high in the mid to upper 30s. Southeast winds 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon.

TUESDAY NIGHT: Cloudy with a few rain showers tapering to isolated sprinkles. A low around 35. Light winds.

WEDNESDAY: A few hints of sun in the morning northern areas, otherwise gray. Periods of rain likely later in the afternoon, moderate at times. A high in the mid to upper 40s. Light southeast winds.

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WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Rain…moderate at times. Areas of fog. A low 35 to 40.

THURSDAY: Morning clouds then intervals of afternoon sunshine. Isolated sprinkles mixed with wet snow flakes in the higher mountains. A high in the mid 40s.

FRIDAY: Cloudy northern areas with intervals of sunshine south. Scattered wet snow showers high terrain with rain showers valley floors. A low 32 to 35. A high 40 to 45.

SATURDAY: Widely scattered snow showers with some minor accumulation possible. A low near 30. A high in the mid 30s.

Average lows in the low 20s. Normal highs upper 30s to low 40s

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

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· Enjoy today…because tomorrow morning may end up being a white knuckle commute in the morning as a period of sleet and freezing rain may (sub-freezing ground temps) were likely to impede travel making it extremely icy and slippery especially east of the Green Mountains.

· This will change as ground and air temps gradually rise in the afternoon Tuesday.

· Rain ends as few leftover sprinkles Tuesday night.

· A duplicate storm system to bring another round of rain mid week. Temperatures at that point to be above normal and not sub-freezing with about .50 to .75” of rainfall. We can certainly use it as this will definitely help raise water tables without frozen ground mid week.

· Colder air aloft works in with valley sprinkles and wet snow flakes in the mountains but no real replacement snows in the offing for western New England while Maine could see significant accumulations of snow. Maine resorts could be seeing jackpot snows of foot and half for next weekend.

TODAY: Pick of the week. Clouds giving way to increasing amounts of sunshine late morning on. A high near 35. Little wind.

TONIGHT: Mostly clear this evening, then increasing high clouds. A low in the mid 20s. Light southeast winds.

TUESDAY: Thickening clouds. Periods of rain moderate at times. A risk for freezing rain at onset in the morning with possible treacherous travel. Breezy in the afternoon. A high 35 to 40. Southeast winds 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon.

Looking further ahead…

TUESDAY NIGHT: Cloudy. Isolated sprinkles. A low around 35.

WEDNESDAY: Cloudy. Periods of rain likely in the afternoon, moderate at times. A high in the mid 40s to near 50.

THURSDAY: Morning clouds then breaks of afternoon sun. Scattered rain showers mixed with wet snow flakes in the mountains. A low 35 to 40. A high in the mid 40s.

FRIDAY: Cloudy northern areas with intervals of sunshine south. Widely scattered mountain flurries and valley sprinkles. A low near 32. A high 40 to 45.

Average lows in the low 20s. Normal highs upper 30s to low 40s

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

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· Minutia in precipitation today, tonight, Saturday and lingering into Sunday.

· Roadster’s may encounter patches of black ice today through about 10 AM. More slick travel tomorrow and beyond in the morning primarily.

· Afternoon likely your safest travel – but even here you may encounter issues higher elevations with temperatures not too far from the freezing mark Saturday and Sunday.

· More issues next week as jet streams energy brings not one but two potential Rain events. As we know rain = ice. Lots of the snow currently in the lowers elevations to melt out pretty quickly next week.

· Sorry winter sports enthusiast’s (like myself) it will suck as “REPLACEMENT SNOWS” greater than 2” only highest peaks seen for the next 7 days – Too Warm! My Winter forecast — White Thanksgiving, then oscillation warm cold, warm cold, remains absolutely perfect and I will crow!

TODAY: Clouds, maybe a few breaks of sun late. Watch for black ice through 10 AM this morning. An occasional sprinkle, mixed with wet snow flakes. A high in the upper 30s. South breeze 10 mph.

TONIGHT: A light wintry mix of wet snow and sprinkles likely northern areas. Watch for possible slick travel. A low 30 to 35. Light south winds.

SATURDAY: Lots of clouds. Scattered snow showers or mixed precipitation. Some minor snow accumulation possible higher elevations. A high pushing into the low 40s. Light west to northwest winds.

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SATURDAY NIGHT: Isolated mountain flurries. A low upper 20s to around 30.

SUNDAY: Mostly cloudy. Chance for mountain flurries. A high 32 to 35.

MONDAY: Mixed sunshine and clouds. A low in the mid 20s. A high near 32.

TUESDAY: Increasing and thickening clouds. A risk for freezing rain, beginning as little sleet at onset. Treacherous travel possible cold spots. Breezy in the afternoon. A low 10 to 15. A high 35 to 40.

WEDNESDAY: Clouds with rain showers exiting in the morning. Areas of fog. low near 35. A high in the low to mid 40s.

THURSDAY: Cloudy. Chance for periods of rain in the morning exiting in the afternoon. A low 35 to 40. A high 45 to 50

Average lows in the low 20s. Normal highs in the low 40s

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

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TONIGHT: Cloudy. Occasional very light snow or a wintry mix. Accumulation less than an inch. A low near 32. Light southeast winds.

TOMORROW: Clouds, maybe a few breaks of sun late. An occasional light wintry mix making for slick travel in the morning. A high in the mid to upper 30s. South breeze 10 mph.

FRIDAY NIGHT: A light wintry mix wet snow and sprinkles likely northern areas. Watch for possible slick travel. A low 30 to 35.

SATURDAY: Lots of clouds. Scattered snow showers or mixed precipitation. Some minor snow accumulation possible higher elevations. A high pushing into the low 40s.

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SATURDAY NIGHT: Isolated mountain flurries. A low upper 20s to around 30.

SUNDAY: Mostly cloudy. Chance for mountain flurries. A high 32 to 35.

MONDAY: Mixed sunshine and clouds. A low in the mid 20s. A high near 32.

TUESDAY: Increasing and thickening clouds. A risk for freezing rain beginning as little let at onset. Treacherous travel possible. Breezy in the afternoon. A low 10 to 15. A high 35 to 40.

WEDNESDAY: Clouds with rain showers exiting in the morning. Areas of fog. low near 32. A high in the lower 40s

Average lows in the low 20s. Normal highs in the low 40s

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

RH/11-23[end]

· Light wet snowfall moves in starting mid to late morning with about ½ inch to an inch accumulation make roads greasy, slushy for travel today.

· There is a lull in the precipitation for about 2 hours sometime between 3 Pm and 6 PM then snow showers/light snow resumes tonight with another ½ to about an inch with temperatures near 32 degrees.

· Lower valley areas Champlain, Connecticut like to just get bare and wet roads, but slightly elevated valleys to see a little more and likely slushy travel.

· Light intermittent snows will mix with freezing rain, rain and sleet overnight and into the day tomorrow with more travel headaches, but precipitation again to be very light.

· This off and on light snowfall will continue through this weekend especially upper elevations as temperatures may warm up sufficiently to not stick in the lowest valleys.

TODAY: Mainly gray. Periods of light snow developing mid to late morning on with a dusting to an inch accumulation, making roads slick in the afternoon. A lull in the snowfall late in the afternoon. A high 32 to 35. Light southeast winds.

TONIGHT: Mainly cloudy. Occasional very light snow or snow showers. Accumulation up to an inch. A low near 32. Light southeast winds.

FRIDAY: Mostly cloudy maybe a few breaks of sun late. Scattered light snow showers or a wintry mix. A high in the mid 30s. South breeze 10 mph.

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FRIDAY NIGHT: Chance for wet snow showers or a wintry mix. A low near 32.

SATURDAY: Lots of clouds with breaks of sun far southern areas. Scattered snow showers or mixed precipitation. Some minor snow accumulation possible higher elevations. A high pushing close to 40.

SUNDAY: Mostly cloudy. Chance for flurries near the mountains. A low near 30. A high in the mid 30s.

MONDAY: Mixed sunshine and clouds. A low in the mid to upper 20s. A high near 35.

TUESDAY: A brief period of morning sun, then increasing thickening clouds. Periods of rain later in the afternoon. Breezy in the afternoon. A low in the teens. A high around 45.

Average lows in the low 20s. Normal highs in the low 40s

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

RH/11-23[end]

TONIGHT: Partly to mostly cloudy and cold. A low in the upper teens to low 20s. Little wind.

TOMORROW Thanksgiving Day: Mainly gray. Periods of light snow developing late morning on with a dusting to an inch accumulation making roads slick in the afternoon. A high around 32 degrees. Light southeast winds.

THURSDAY NIGHT: Mainly cloudy. Scattered evening flurries with less than ½ inch accumulation. A low in the low 30s. Light southeast winds.

FRIDAY: Mostly cloudy. Scattered light snow showers or a wintry mix. A high in the mid 30s. South breeze 10 mph.

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FRIDAY NIGHT: Chance for wet snow showers or a wintry mix. A low 32 to 35.

SATURDAY: Lots of clouds with breaks of sun far southern areas. Scattered snow showers or mixed precipitation. Some minor snow accumulation possible higher elevations. A high of about 40.

SUNDAY: Mostly cloudy. Chance for flurries near the mountains. A low near 32. A high in the mid 30s.

MONDAY: Mixed sunshine and clouds. A low in the upper 20s. A high near 35.

TUESDAY: A brief period of morning sun, then increasing thickening clouds. Periods of rain later in the afternoon. A low in the mid teens to around 20. A high around 45.

Average lows in the low 20s. Normal highs in the low 40s

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

RH/11-23[end]

· Watch it this morning…travel should improve for the late morning and afternoon as there has continued to be some snow accumulation and reports of freezing drizzle and some minor glazing making for mid winter like issues.

· A weak weather system a warm front will track into Vermont about mid to late morning spreading a period of light accumulation snow Turkey Day. Travel was likely to get slippery based on temperatures in that range of 32 to 35 degrees – so heads up!

· Nearly every day to follow to feature some light coatings of snow or spotty mixed precipitation including freezing rain and drizzle going into the weekend.

· Afternoon likely best travel as temperatures to moderate into the mid 30s to low 40s this weekend.

· Still looking at a moderation in temperatures next week, and perhaps mixed precip and gusty southeasterly winds going to rain Wednesday.

· Unknown as to why we have seen some trouble with Headlines titles and nothing else posting.

TODAY: Morning flurries especially higher terrain should dry up with just leftover cloudiness. A high around 30. Northwest winds 10 mph.

TONIGHT: Partly to mostly cloudy and cold. A low in the upper teens to low 20s. Little wind.

THURSDAY Thanksgiving Day: Mainly gray. Periods of light snow developing late morning on with a dusting to an inch accumulation making roads slick in the afternoon. A high near 32 degrees. Light southeast winds.

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THURSDAY NIGHT: Scattered evening flurries with less than ½ inch accumulation, exiting around midnight. A low upper 20s to about 30.

FRIDAY: Mostly cloudy. Scattered light wet snow showers or mixed precipitation toward Rutland. A high near 35.

SATURDAY: Lots of clouds. Scattered snow showers or mixed precipitation. Some minor snow accumulation possible higher elevations. A low near 32. A high about 40.

SUNDAY: Mostly cloudy. Chance for flurries near the mountains. A low near 32. A high 35 to 40.

MONDAY: Mixed sunshine and clouds. A low in the upper 20s. A high near 35.

TUESDAY: A brief period of morning sun, then increasing thickening clouds. A low 10 to 15. A high around 40.

Average lows in the low 20s. Normal highs in the low 40s

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

RH/11-23[end]

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy. isolated mountain flurries. A low around 25. Northwest winds 10 mph.

TOMORROW: Considerable cloudiness but maybe a break or two of sun. A high around 30. Northwest winds 10 mph.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Partly to mostly cloudy and cold. A low in the mid teens to low 20s. Little wind.

THURSDAY Thanksgiving Day: Mainly gray. Periods of very light snow or flurries with a skiff of accumulation making roads slick in the afternoon. A high near 32 degrees. Light southeast winds.

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THURSDAY NIGHT: Evening flurries with slight accumulation exiting around midnight. A low in the mid to upper 20s.

FRIDAY: Mostly cloudy. Scattered light wet snow showers or mixed precipitation. A high in the mid to upper 30s.

SATURDAY: Lots of clouds. Periods of wet snow mixed with rain on valley floors. Some minor snow accumulation possible higher elevations in the morning. A low near 32. A high 35 to 40.

SUNDAY: Clouds mixing with intervals of sun. Isolated leftover mountain flurries. A low upper 20s. A high near 32.

MONDAY: Mixed sunshine and clouds. A low in the mid 20s. A high in the low to mid 30s.

Average lows in the low 20s. Normal highs in the low 40s

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

RH/11-22[end]