Deanna777
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Well here in Vermont, they are forecasting snow for tonight and another round of Arctic air for this weekend.
Snow arrives tonight, then dangerous wind chill develops and is expected throughout the weekend. They have issued Two (2) First Alert Weather Days in effect for Saturday and Sunday due to dangerously cold wind chill (as low as -40) and even the potential blowing snow. They issued an Extreme Cold Warming, which is in effect for the North Country and Northern Adirondacks, and New York; and a Cold Weather Advisory for the Champlain Valley and Vermont. Convective snow will move in tonight and continue into Saturday morning, bringing 2-4" across most of the region, with localized higher amounts across the North Country.
From tonight until next week - Monday, the temps will be Frigid due to the Arctic Cold air mass that is currently over us. Day time highs will be in the single digits above/and below zero with the wind chill anywhere from -12 to -26.
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, the temps will be in the 20's, it will still be cold, but not as cold as we've had.
Then on Thursday and beyond, the temps will be climbing towards a thaw.
The temps on Thursday will be closer to seasonal averages, with highs in the upper 20's and even low 30's possible. The temps on Thursday of next week will gradually moderate. As the extreme cold starts to move away from us here in Vermont -WOOO-HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
The current temp is 20 degrees and it's cloudy,
Deanna
Snow arrives tonight, then dangerous wind chill develops and is expected throughout the weekend. They have issued Two (2) First Alert Weather Days in effect for Saturday and Sunday due to dangerously cold wind chill (as low as -40) and even the potential blowing snow. They issued an Extreme Cold Warming, which is in effect for the North Country and Northern Adirondacks, and New York; and a Cold Weather Advisory for the Champlain Valley and Vermont. Convective snow will move in tonight and continue into Saturday morning, bringing 2-4" across most of the region, with localized higher amounts across the North Country.
From tonight until next week - Monday, the temps will be Frigid due to the Arctic Cold air mass that is currently over us. Day time highs will be in the single digits above/and below zero with the wind chill anywhere from -12 to -26.
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, the temps will be in the 20's, it will still be cold, but not as cold as we've had.
Then on Thursday and beyond, the temps will be climbing towards a thaw.
The temps on Thursday will be closer to seasonal averages, with highs in the upper 20's and even low 30's possible. The temps on Thursday of next week will gradually moderate. As the extreme cold starts to move away from us here in Vermont -WOOO-HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
The current temp is 20 degrees and it's cloudy,
Deanna
