Wind-Chill Warning northern Vermont outside the Champlain Valley, Advisories elsewhere into Friday morning…

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy and frigid. Diamond dust flurries. A low 15 to 20 below. Northwest winds 10 mph lowering wind chills…diminishing overnight.

TOMORROW: Arctic chill continues. Variable high cloudiness with lots of sunshine. A high zero to 5 above. Light northwest winds.

FRIDAY NIGHT: Scattered clouds. Diamond dust flurries. A low in the teens below zero. Little wind.

SATURDAY: Partly sunny. Diamond dust flurries. A high in the single digits above zero. Little wind.

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SATURDAY NIGHT: A few clouds. Diamond dust flurries. A low 10 to 15 below.

SUNDAY New Years Eve Day: Blustery and frigid with brutally low wind chills. Otherwise partly sunny. Diamond dust flurries. A high zero to 5 below.

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MONDAY New Years Day: Mostly sunny Continued frigid. A low 15 to 25 below. A high around minus 5.

TUESDAY: Mixed clouds and sun. Chance for a few northern mountain flurries in the afternoon. A low minus 15 to minus 20 below. A high 5 to 10 above.

WEDNESDAY: Sunshine gives way to high cloudiness. A low zero to 5 above. A high pushing toward 20 degrees.

Average lows in the mid single digits to low teens. Normal highs mid 20s to around 30

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Wind-Chill Warning northern Vermont outside the Champlain Valley, Advisories elsewhere into Friday morning…

TODAY: Sun mixed with variable amounts of clouds. Diamond dust flurries. A high zero to 5 below. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph with brutally cold dangerous wind chills.

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy and frigid. Diamond dust flurries. A low 15 to 20 below. Light northwest winds with dangerous wind chills.

FRIDAY: Arctic chill continues. Variable high cloudiness with lots of sunshine. A high zero to 5 above. Light northwest winds.

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FRIDAY NIGHT: Scattered clouds. Diamond dust flurries. A low in the teens below zero.

SATURDAY: Partly sunny. Diamond dust flurries. A high in the single digits above zero.

SUNDAY New Years Eve Day: Blustery and frigid with brutally low wind chills. Otherwise partly sunny with a chance for flurries. A low 10 to 20 below. A high zero to 5 below.

Full Wolf Moon at 9:25 PM

MONDAY New Years Day: Mostly sunny. A low 15 to 25 below. A high around minus 5.

TUESDAY: Partly sunny. Diamond dust flurries. A low in the minus 20s. A high around 10 above.

Average lows in the mid single digits to low teens. Normal highs mid 20s to around 30

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Wind-Chill Warning northern Vermont outside the Champlain Valley, Advisories elsewhere into Friday…

TONIGHT: Scattered clouds. Diamond dust flurries. A low 10 to 15 below. Northwest winds 10 mph with dangerous wind chills.

TOMORROW: Sun mixed with variable amounts of clouds. Diamond dust flurries. A high zero to 5 below. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph with brutally cold dangerous wind chills.

THURSDAY NIGHT: Partly cloudy and frigid. Diamond dust flurries. A low 15 to 20 below. Light northwest winds with dangerous wind chills.

FRIDAY: Arctic chill continues. Variable high cloudiness with lots of sunshine. A high zero to 5 above. Light northwest winds.

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FRIDAY NIGHT: Scattered clouds. Diamond dust flurries. A low in the teens below zero.

SATURDAY: Partly sunny. Diamond dust flurries. A high zero to 5 above.

SUNDAY New Years Eve Day: Blustery and frigid with brutally low wind chills. Otherwise partly sunny with a chance for flurries. A low 10 to 20 below. A high zero to 5 below.

Full Wolf Moon at 9:25 PM

MONDAY New Years Day: Mostly sunny. A low 15 to 25 below. A high around minus 5.

TUESDAY: Partly sunny. Diamond dust flurries. A low in the minus 20s. A high around 10 above.

Average lows in the mid single digits to low teens. Normal highs mid 20s to around 30

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Wind-Chill Warning northern Vermont outside the Champlain Valley, Advisories elsewhere into Friday…

TODAY: Clouds mixed with lots of sunshine. Frigid. Diamond dust flurries. A high around 5 above. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph with dangerous wind chills 15 to 25 below.

TONIGHT: Scattered clouds. Diamond dust flurries. A low 10 to 15 below. Northwest winds 10 mph with dangerous wind chills.

THURSDAY: Variable clouds. Diamond dust flurries. A high zero to 5 below. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph with brutally cold dangerous wind chills.

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THURSDAY NIGHT: Variable clouds and frigid. Diamond dust flurries. A low 15 to 20. below.

FRIDAY: Arctic chill. variable cloudiness. A high zero to 5 above.

SATURDAY: Cloudy. Chance for mostly light snow showers developing. Minor accumulation. A low 10 to 15 below. A high in the single digits.

SUNDAY: Blustery and frigid with low wind chills. Chance for accumulating snow showers and flurries. A low 5 to 15 below. A high around zero.

Average lows in the mid single digits to mid teens. Normal highs mid 20s to around 30

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Wind-Chill Advisory NE Kingdom into Wednesday…

TONIGHT: Scattered clouds with occasional flurries this evening. A low 5 to 10 below. Light winds.

TOMORROW: Clouds mixed with lots of sunshine. Frigid. Diamond dust flurries. A high around 5 above. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph lowering wind chills.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Scattered clouds. Diamond dust flurries. A low 10 to 15 below. Northwest winds 10 mph with lowered wind chills.

THURSDAY: Variable clouds. Diamond dust flurries. A high zero to 5 below. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph with brutally cold wind chills.

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THURSDAY NIGHT: Variable clouds and frigid. Diamond dust flurries. A low 15 to 20 below.

FRIDAY: Arctic chill. variable cloudiness. A high zero to 5 above.

SATURDAY: Cloudy. Chance for mostly light snow showers developing. Minor accumulation. A low 10 to 15 below. A high in the single digits.

SUNDAY: Blustery and frigid with low wind chills. Chance for accumulating snow showers and flurries. A low 5 to 15 below. A high zero to minus 5.

Average lows in the mid single digits to mid teens. Normal highs mid 20s to around 30

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TODAY: Clouds most persistent across central Vermont with a chance for flurries and mountains snow showers. Accumulation dusting to an inch across central areas. Otherwise intervals of sunshine elsewhere. A high in the mid to upper teens. West winds 10 to 20 mph lower wind chills.

Wind-chill Advisory NE Kingdom into Wednesday…

TONIGHT: Mostly clear with diamond dust flurries. A low 10 to 20 below. Light winds.

WEDNESDAY: Clouds mixed with lots of sunshine. Frigid. Diamond dust flurries. A high around 5 above. Light northwest winds.

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WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Scattered clouds. Diamond dust flurries. A low in the 10 to 20 below.

THURSDAY: Arctic chill but lots of sunshine. A high zero to 5 below.

FRIDAY: Arctic chill with lots of sunshine. A low 15 to 20 below. A high zero to 5 above.

SATURDAY: Cloudy. Chance for periods of mostly light snow developing. A few inches of accumulation. A low in the teens below zero. A high in the mid single digits.

SUNDAY: Blustery and frigid with low wind chills. Chance for accumulating snow showers and flurries. A low in the single digits below zero. A high zero to 10 above.

Average lows in the mid single digits to mid teens. Normal highs mid 20s to around 30

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TODAY: Snow…moderate at times late this morning before tapering to isolated flurries this afternoon and turning blustery. Total accumulation about 3 to locally 6 inches with more southern areas. A high in the mid 20s. Winds becoming westerly 10 to 25 mph with higher gusts causing localized blowing and drifting and possible white-outs this afternoon.

TONIGHT: Variable clouds with a chance for a few flurries or snow showers near the Green Mountains. A low around 10 above. West winds 10 to 25 mph lowering wind chills

TUESDAY: Clouds mixed with intervals of sunshine. A chance for a few snow showers or flurries. A high in the mid to upper teens. West winds 10 to 20 mph lower wind chills.

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TUESDAY NIGHT: Mostly clear with diamond dust flurries. A low 10 to 20 below

WEDNESDAY: Sunny but frigid. A high around zero to 5 above.

THURSDAY: Arctic chill but mostly sunny. A low in the 10 to 20 below. A high zero to 5 below.

FRIDAY: Arctic chill with lots of sunshine. A low 15 to 25 below. A high zero to 5 below.

Average lows in the mid single digits to mid teens. Normal highs mid 20s to around 30

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Winter Storm Warning through 10 PM Saturday

TONIGHT: A wintry mix changing to periods of freezing rain. Hazardous travel developing later overnight. Temperatures rising into the mid to upper 20s. Light southeast winds.

TOMORROW: Cloudy. Freezing rain in the morning hours…eventually changing to lighter rain. However — stubborn pockets of freezing rain into the afternoon Windsor/Windham county. Expect Treacherous travel due to glazing of a tenth to ¼ inch. Worst southern areas east of the Greens. Rain to change back to “accumulating snow” northern areas late in the afternoon. Temperatures slowly rising to around 32 to 35. Light southeast winds.

SATURDAY NIGHT: Period of additional snowfall 2 to locally 5 inches through mid to late evening before exiting to partial clearing. A low 20 to 25. West to northwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph.

SUNDAY Christmas Eve Day: “BEST TRAVEL DAY” Clouds mixed with intervals of sunshine. A high 25 to 30. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph diminishing.

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SATURDAY NIGHT Christmas Eve: Fair but with thickening clouds in the evening. Snow developing overnight with accumulations up to an inch or so.

MONDAY Christmas Day: Periods of snow. Accumulation 2 to locally 6”. A low mid teens. A high near 25.

TUESDAY: More clouds than sun. Chance for a leftover flurries and & mountain snow showers minor accumulation. A low around 10. A high near 20.

WEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny but frigid. A low zero to 10 above. A high 10 to 15.

THURSDAY: Sunny but arctic like cold. A low 10 to 25 below. A high in the single digits above zero.

Average lows the mid single digits to mid teens. Normal highs upper 20s to low 30s.

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Winter Storm Warning today through 10 PM Saturday

TODAY: Gray. Periods of light fluffy snow this morning…moderate times this afternoon especially Barre-Montpelier area and points south. Accumulation of 3 to locally 7”…with 2 to locally 5” northern areas.A high in the mid 20s. Southeast winds 10 mph.

TONIGHT: A wintry mix changing to periods of freezing rain. Hazardous travel likely by daybreak. Total snow and sleet accumulation 3 to locally 8 inches but up to 10” southern areas…before changing to freezing rain. Temperatures rising through the 20s.Light southeast winds.

SATURDAY: Cloudy. Freezing rain eventually changing to rain showers in the afternoon and back to snow far northern areas late. Treacherous travel with minor glazing. Temperatures slowly rising to around 32 to 35. Light southeast winds.

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SATURDAY NIGHT: Cloudy with a period of snow exiting later in the evening to partial clearing. A low 20 to 25.

SUNDAY Christmas Eve: Clouds mixed with intervals of sunshine generally good travel. A high 25 to 30.

MONDAY Christmas Day: Periods of snow. Accumulation 2 to locally 7”. A low mid teens. A high near 25.

TUESDAY: More clouds than sun. Chance for a leftover flurries and & mountain snow showers minor accumulation. A low around 10. A high near 20.

WEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny but frigid. A low zero to 10 above. A high 10 to 15.

THURSDAY: Sunny but arctic like cold. A low 10 to 25 below. A high in the single digits above zero.

Average lows mid single digits to mid teens. Normal highs upper 20s to low 30s.

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TONIGHT: Fair early then thickening clouds. Chance for light snow developing late toward Rutland. A low in the single digits. Light winds.

Winter Weather Advisory 7 AM Friday through 7 PM Saturday

TOMORROW: Gray skies. Periods of snow developing in the morning…moderate times in the afternoon south of the Barre-Montpelier area. Accumulation of 3 to locally 6”…with 1 to locally 4” northern areas.A high in the mid 20s. Southeast winds 10 mph.

FRIDAY NIGHT: A wintry mix changing to periods of freezing rain. Hazardous travel likely by daybreak. Total snow and sleet accumulation 2 to locally 6 inches but up to 10” southern areas…before changing to freezing rain. Temperatures rising through the 20s.Light southeast winds.

SATURDAY: Cloudy. Freezing rain eventually changing to rain showers in the afternoon and back to snow far northern areas late. Treacherous travel with minor glazing. Temperatures slowly rising to around 32 to 35. Light southeast winds.

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SATURDAY NIGHT: Cloudy with a period of snow exiting later in the evening to partial clearing. A low around 20.

SUNDAY Christmas Eve: Partly to mostly cloudy. A high 25 to 30.

MONDAY Christmas Day: Periods of light snow with accumulation of a 2 to 4”. A low mid teens. A high 20 to 25.

TUESDAY: More clouds than sun. Occasional flurries & mountain snow showers minor accumulation. A low around 10. A high near 20.

Average lows upper single digits to mid teens. Normal highs 30 to 35.

RH/12-21[end]

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