Cornish Flat
Cornish Flat, NH · Weather
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Top wind gusts Friday before cold air filters into the region this evening
Our crews found storm damage across Chittenden County, with trees down in Burlington and Colchester.
MyChamplainValley.com
Preparing for wicked, winter-like wind chills Saturday
You have heard a lot about the snow chances for Friday night into Saturday, but what’s not being highlighted enough are the brutal wind chills for Saturday. Snow will not be the main headline for Saturday. It’s the stronger winds and colder air that we should be focused on. Do not sleep on those brutal […]
Country Herald
Vermont Weather Oct. 17-21: Cold, Snow Showers Possible
BURLINGTON, VT – A colder weather pattern is favored across Vermont and much of the Northeast Oct. 17-21, with rain and snow showers already appearing in the National Weather Service forecast for Saturday as temperatures fall toward freezing over the weekend.
MyChamplainValley.com
Clouds build – Rain moves in late Sunday
Sunday: The morning is quiet with just a few peaks of sunshine still overhead and morning lows in the low 30s to low 40s. Clouds continue to filter in and thicken up, making for an overall gray day. Skies do remain dry for a majority of the day though, before rain moves in for the […]
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Mainly dry Monday, another soaking rain on the way
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) -Happy Monday! Any leftover rain showers from the remnants of Hurricane Isaias are wrapping up through early this morning and we find a good deal of dry time through this afternoon. High temperatures for the day climb back into the upper 50s and lower 60s. A few more rain showers may enter the picture through this evening, especially the further north that you are. Rain continues to expand southward through the night, as overnight lows fall back into the 40s and lower 50s.
WCAX
The remnants of Isaias will bring rain tonight, mainly south, then we’ll have a dry Monday before more rain arrives for Tuesday.
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - The remnants of Isaias are bringing rain to southern parts of our region. This will continue tonight before moving out around 6 AM Monday. Total rainfall could reach a half inch in southern sections, but only a tenth of an inch or even nothing near the Canadian border. Monday will be mostly cloudy until a slow-moving cold front brings late afternoon showers by the Canadian border. Highs will be in the upper 50s to mid-60s.
mychamplainvalley.com
Rain overnight – Cloudy but drying out Monday
Monday: A majority of the showers will have come to an end by sunrise with clouds sticking around and morning lows in the 40s. Clouds do persist throughout the day with partly to mostly cloudy conditions. Highs are still in the 60s. Tuesday: Showery weather is here to stay with...