HARDWICK – What a difference a week makes. Several days of warm temperatures over the past week, combined with light to moderate rainfall continues to erode away at our snowpack which is already minimal for the season. Valley areas report patchy ground cover of snow, with areas from around 1,500[Read More…]
Weather Watch
Warming, Some Precipitation
HARDWICK – Blustery and cool was the way the forecast period started out on Wednesday. We completely dodged an early-week snowstorm and made up for it heading into Thursday night and Friday as a clipper system and lingering mountain-effect snow showers racked up 4 to 8 inches of snow over[Read More…]
Weather Watch: Some Snow Makes a Return This Week
HARDWICK – Somehow the precipitation dodged us for the most part during the last forecast period, with the wettest parts of the region experiencing only up to two tenths of an inch of rainfall in heavier scattered showers on Saturday afternoon. We had more peeks of sun than originally anticipated,[Read More…]
Flash Flood Potential Increases Wednesday
HARDWICK – Abnormally wet conditions remain in place for the weather, as we start the forecast period with the likelihood of showers and thunderstorms with the potential to produce very heavy downpours and flash flooding. As mentioned in previous weeks, we have seen 30-day rain totals on the order of[Read More…]
Weather Watch: Flood Threat Continues; Tornado Watch Issued
This afternoon is shaping up to be quite interesting. We are in the middle of a humid and sticky airmass that is being influenced by the remnants of tropical cyclone Beryl, which lies just south and west of Lake Erie at the time of this update. As we move into[Read More…]
Area Flooding Update
HARDWICK — Daylight, Thursday morning, July 11 revealed flooding and road closures in the area. Today’s forecast for scattered showers suggests caution if one must travel, Hardwick’s Thursday, July 11 morning update at 4:50 a.m. reports, “The Lamoille River near Cooper Brook has risen beyond its banks. The low lying[Read More…]
Tranquil and Refreshing Week Ahead
HARDWICK – Flood waters receded as quickly on Thursday as they rose on Wednesday night. Not everywhere in Vermont had the same set of conditions priming the risk for flash flooding. As higher-resolution modeling came into more agreement Wednesday afternoon, areas of north-central Vermont already experiencing saturated grounds from above-average[Read More…]
