Interesting “cap clouds” on the mountain peaks show classic down-sloping flow. Low level moisture in the process working across Vermont from the southeast. Brief sunshine northwestern Vermont to be overtaken by cloud cover.
Updated Monday Evening Forecast — March 25th, 2024
TONIGHT: Mostly clear. A low 15 to 20. Light southeast winds.
TOMORROW: Morning sunshine then increasing clouds. A high about 45. Light southeast winds.
TUESDAY NIGHT: Cloudy. A rising chance for rain showers. A low around 35. Light southeast winds.
WEDNESDAY: Mainly gray. Chance for occasional rain showers. A high mid to upper 40s. South top southeast winds 10 mph.
Looking further ahead
WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Overcast.A few isolated sprinkles. A low mid to upper 30s.
THURSDAY: Lots of clouds. Chance for a shower, far southeast Vermont. A high in the mid-40s.
FRIDAY: Filtered sunshine with high cloudiness. A low 30 to 32 degrees. A high around 40.
SATURDAY: Considerable cloudiness with breaks of afternoon sun. A low upper 20s. A high around 35.
SUNDAY: Sunshine filtered thru high cloudiness. A low 20 to 25. A high in the low to mid 40s.
Average lows low to mid-20s. Average highs mid to upper 40s
Total Solar Eclipse April 8th 3:25 PM EDT
End or meteorological winter was March 9th Start of meteorological summer June 6th
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Updated Monday Morning Forecast — March 25th, 2024
TODAY: Lots of sunshine with high cloudiness across eastern areas. A high in the lower 40s. Light southeast winds.
TONIGHT: Mostly clear. A low 15 to 20. Light southeast winds.
TUESDAY: Morning sunshine then increasing clouds. A high in the mid-40s. Light southeast winds.
Looking further ahead
TUESDAY NIGHT: Cloudy. A rising chance for rain showers. A low around 35.
WEDNESDAY: Mainly gray. Chance for occasional rain showers. A high mid-40s to near 50.
THURSDAY: Lots of clouds. A low in the mid-30s. A high in the mid-40s.
FRIDAY: Filtered sunshine with high cloudiness. A low around 32 degrees. A high 40 to 45.
Average lows low to mid-20s. Average highs mid to upper 40s
Total Solar Eclipse April 8th 3:25 PM EDT
End or meteorological winter was March 9th Start of meteorological summer June 6th
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Quiet Week ahead weather-wise. Good recreational opportunity to get your winter yah’s-yah’s in the deep snow. That snow will melt out a little each day and on the way to another mud-season later in the week with 40s each day.
Interpolated total Snowfall which seems fairly accurate courtesy of NWS Burlington. Quite the dump. Top dogs far SE Rutland far NE Bennington County with 32″ much of region greater than 1 foot.
Heavy snowfall is in progress in southern Vermont, and lighter northwestern areas continue on track. Juiced up extra moisture tracks across the southeastern two-thirds of Vermont with warmer air trying to make some inroads with mixed precip. far southern areas.
Updated Friday Evening Forecast — March 22nd, 2024
Winter Storm Warning this evening thru Saturday evening…bigger snowfalls of the season
TONIGHT: Cloudy. Snow arriving later this evening or around midnight…moderate to heavy at times southern Vermont. About 1 to locally 6” inches overnight most in southern areas. A low around 20. Light east winds.
TOMORROW: Gray and wintry. Snow likely…moderate to heavy. Additional accumulation of 5 to 12” …some of it wet Rutland Windsor counties with a wintry mix or rain further south cutting down accumulations there. A high about 30. Light east to northeast winds.
SATURDAY NIGHT: Leftover snow or snow showers with minor additional accumulation exits. Gradual clearing later overnight.A low around 15. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph.
SUNDAY: High cloudiness eastern areas, other bright sun and blue skies. A high 30 to 35. A light northwest wind.
Looking further ahead
Full Worm moon…3:00 AM Monday morning
SUNDAY NIGHT: Mostly clear & fully moonlit. A low in the single digits to low teens.
MONDAY: Lots of sunshine with a few high clouds. A high 40 to 45.
TUESDAY: Morning sun, then mostly cloudy. A low ranging 5 to 15. A high 40 to 45.
WEDNESDAY: Mainly gray. Rising chance for rain showers. A low near 35. A high around 45.
Average lows upper-teens to mid-20s. Average highs low to mid 40s
Total Solar Eclipse April 8th 3:25 PM EDT
End or meteorological winter was March 9th Start of meteorological summer June 6th
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~test~This snow depth increase which is more aligned with reality compared to 10:1 snowfall projections. Still, this is rather huge. Two trusted models are matching up pretty well.
~test~
This snow depth increase which is more aligned with reality compared to 10:1 snowfall projections. Still, this is rather huge. Two trusted models are matching up pretty well.
