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I won't mince words, today's weather was pretty miserable. The unofficial high at the National Weather Service in Burlington today was 63 degrees, and only briefly. Much of the day was spent in the 50s, More>>
Join us, Fox44, THIS WEEKEND for some wiffleball fun...and the best part, its all for charity! More>>
This was forecast to be an active hurricane season... and so far that is certainly proving to be true. In an average hurricane season (1966-2009) there are 6 named tropical storms. 2 of which go on to More>>
Last week we had 4 days in a row of record breaking 90+ heat. The middle of this week will feel more like Fall then late summer. Thanks to a cold front that is working across the area, tomorrow will see More>>
Fox44 has proudly joined forced with Heritage Automotive Group (aka the H-Team) to support the Jarred Williams Foundation in a weekend of wiffleball fun...all for charity. Come support us! More>>
Earl came and went over the weekend. Many fleed the storm, but a number of people actually flocked to the coast to get a first hand view. Here is a look at Earl up close and personal; Utilities workers More>>
Here is a look at the watches and warnings plus the expected arrival of hurricane Earl along the New England coast. Most of the East Coast has a tropical storm warning in effect, with winds sustained up More>>
Hurricane Earl is the second major hurricane of the Atlantic hurricane season, but the first to threaten U.S. landfall. A small shift in its current track could have huge implications for coastal cities, More>>
Earl is a monster. Currently packing sustained winds of 135 mph... gusting above 160mph, and growing stronger. Current projections have the storm grazing the New England coastline Friday with sustained More>>
Thinking about heading to the NH Seacoast for the Labor Day weekend? Jersey Shore? Maine coast? Any eastern seaboard coast? Think again for heading into the water! Hurricane Earl will create dangerous waters More>>
If you haven't heard by now, get ready for a serious warm up. The end of August and the start of September, will feature sunshine and way above average temperatures. Now normally we get a day or two in More>>
There is currently a Hurricane and a Tropical Storm churning in the Atlantic. "Danielle" is currently a category 2 hurricane and is forecast to strengthen. Behind it, tropical storm "Earl" formed today, More>>
Today Tropical Storm Danielle, became Hurricane Danielle, and is expected to become a major hurricane (category 3 or greater) tomorrow. Here is a look at its current location and forecast path courtesy More>>
As we move into what is typically peak hurricane season, another 'potential' storm is on the horizon. Keep in mind, it is still a long way from becoming a tropical storm, but conditions look good for gradual More>>
Things have been pretty hot recently. Locally (at the NWS in Burlington) 8 of the last 9 months have seen above average temperatures. June was the only holdout, coming in -0.3 degrees below average. In More>>
Clouds grew to over 45,000 feet tall, rainfall amounts surpassed 5 inches, and dozens of storm reports came in. It was July 21, 2010 and the National Weather Service has released a detailed report analyzing the event. More>>
Severe flooding has claimed one life in Iowa, and more flooding is possible. Searchers in Iowa have recovered the body of a teenage girl who died when raging floodwaters swept three cars off a road near More>>
Less than 24 hours after Tropical Depression Five was born... the system has dissipated in the Northern Gulf of Mexico. All tropical storm warnings have been discontinued along the Gulf Coast. While that More>>
Head out tonight to view! Here's what you need to know! More>>
As anticipated, a new Tropical Depression has formed in the Gulf of Mexico, and is expected to turn into Tropical Storm "Danielle" tomorrow. The good news, is that it is not expected to turn into a hurricane More>>
As Kerrin mentioned in her blog, this is still forecast to be an active hurricane season, and peak season is just around the corner. As if on cue, mother nature has cranked out 2 potential tropical storms. More>>
La Nina developing in the Pacific and may lead to a strong Atlantic Hurricane Season. What does that mean across the US and for the Northeast? More>>
Earlier this week Tropical Storm Colin in the Atlantic weakened to just an area of low pressure. But today Colin came back to life, with winds gusting to near 70 mph. Originally it appeared there was a More>>
Another chance to view the northern lights tonight, since we couldnt see it on the 3rd. More>>
The heavy rains over the last few days have caused some pretty serious flooding in parts of Northern NY and VT. Here is a look at the 2 day totals ending this morning courtesy of the National Weather Service; ********************STORM More>>
The latest flood damage reports, and how you can contact us to report what's going on in your area. It truly helps! More>>
Shortly before 8:30 pm this evening, after over an hour of heavy rains, the National Weather Service of Burlington issued a Flash Flood Warning; THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN BURLINGTON HAS ISSUED More>>
Today thunderstorms developed in the afternoon, and some parts of the area got blasted with heavy rain, strong winds, large hail, and frequent lightning. Here is a list of the official storm reports (from More>>
It's been a summer of severe flooding in parts of China. While flooding is not unusual in China, particularly during the "Mei-Yu season" from mid-May through mid-July, the magnitude of this summer's floods More>>
July 29, 1987 - click headline to see what happened on this day in history More>>
A new statement released from the NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) says that according to scientists from 48 countries, the last decade was the warmest on record. The 2009 State More>>
A farewell to one, and welcome to another. More>>
After careful investigation, damage done by Wednesday's storms has been ruled straight line wind damage, not caused by a tornado. More>>
Tropical Storm Bonnie is currently impacting the southern tip of Florida. What's next? More>>
Numerous reports of trees and power lines down caused power outages, and a real headache for those who now have to clean up. More>>
Friday there will be a chance for severe storms, so if you have plans to go to the Vermont Brewers Festival... you may want to check the radar first. The Storm Prediction Center has placed our entire area More>>
Everyone knows that lightning is dangerous. Even most dogs instinctively duck for cover during a thunderstorm. While very rare, every year a few people, either through bad luck or bad choices, die as a More>>
There have been a few people in the newsroom here ask me what happens in a thunderstorm to produce the strong, potentially damaging winds, like a few places saw yesterday. Here is my opinion. More>>
Tonight we had some garden variety thunderstorms move through Northern NY and Northwestern VT between 6 and 8 pm. While not considered severe storms, they did produce some damaging straighline wind gusts More>>
I'll be at Book King in Rutland reading a few children's books TONIGHT, Friday July 9 at 6:45pm for Friday Night Live! Come visit, bring the kids, and have storytime with me! More>>
For the second day in a row both Montpelier and Mt. Mansfield broke their previous record highs. They weren't alone, here is a list of the unofficial new record highs set today; Mt. Mansfield VT: 79° Sutton More>>
Yes, an area of low pressure in the Gulf of Mexico is threatening to become a tropical storm. Thankfully this storm (if it forms) wouldn't be as powerful as Alex, who became a category 2 hurricane before More>>
Today it wasn't just the heat, but the humidity, that made it feel oppressively hot. Here is a list of some of the unofficial records either tied or broken today; Old Record/New Record Lebanon More>>
It's not the heat, it's the humidity. But why does humidity always make it feel hotter? More>>
Today's scorching heat did break records across some parts of the region... More>>
Hot and humid conditions are expected this week. Learn how heat affect the body and the symptoms of heat related health risks. More>>
Most of today was sunny, but late in the day clouds started to increase thanks to a disturbance to our North. The result? A spectacular sunset. I snapped a few pictures here at the station in Colchester More>>
So the month of June was a wet one. We had at least a trace of rain 23 out of the 30 days of the month. Our total rainfall was 5.87" which is 2.44" above the normal monthly average. In fact our total of More>>
Tonight shortly after 10pm (ET), hurricane Alex made landfall as a category 2 storm in Mexico, 110 miles South of Brownsville, Texas. At that time Alex, which had been steadily strengthening, was packing More>>
At around 10:30pm tonight, Tropical Storm Alex became Hurricane Alex, a weak category 1 storm. As of 10 pm here is the information on the Alex; Alex has maximum sustained winds of 65 knots (75 mph). More>>
Today started with some very heavy rain in the early morning hours. In fact some parts of the region got well over an inch of rain, on top of what has already been a very wet month. Here is a regional More>>
The first named storm in the Atlantic has developed! More>>
Hurricane season is underway and two hurricanes are currently churning in the Pacific. Hurricane 'Celia' is a massive category 4 storm packing winds over 160 mph. Hurricane 'Darby' is a category 1 hurricane More>>
The official start is at 7:28 this morning...why, you ask?! More>>
Today is Heat Awareness Day, here are the details and some tips on how to stay cool this summer More>>
Tired of the cool/gloomy weather? Well a serious warm-up is headed our way. The first half of tomorrow will likely still be cloudy, but by the afternoon, skies will be clearing, giving way to sunny skies. More>>
Recently I have had a number of people ask me how the oil spill in the Gulf might impact a hurricane. Its an interesting question. With an active hurricane season forecast, and one of the largest oil spills More>>
After torrential downpours that lasted roughly 8 hours (4am to 12noon), the heavy rains have finally subsided over Oklahoma City. Officially, Will Rogers World Airport (OKC) picked up 5.88" of rain More>>
Hurricane Season 2010 is underway, and the first potential storm is getting organized in the Atlantic... More>>
Thursday was a wet one, with showers off and on throughout the day. A flood advisory was even issued for Southern VT at one point in the afternoon. Here is a look at the precipitation estimates from the More>>
Not a tornado. How to tell the difference... More>>
The last 7 months in a row have been well above average, temperature wise. El Niño being the major contributor. But El Niño has ended, and so has our stretch of much warmer weather. So far the month More>>
Tonight there is a chance for Frost across much of the viewing area. Here is a look at the advisory issued by the National Weather Service; ...FROST ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 2 AM TO 7 AM EDT WEDNESDAY... THE More>>
This week is rip current safety week. Now granted, there aren't rip current in Lake Champlain, but with summer fast approaching many people take trips to the coast. It is important to know ahead of time More>>
Confirmation of tornado near Craftsbury, VT More>>
NOAA Expects Busy Atlantic Hurricane Season Well the latest projections are out from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration... and its not good news for property owners in coastal regions. More>>
Officially Spring runs from March 20th to the 20th of June, but in meteorology, for statistical purposes the year is simply broken up into quarters. Spring is: March, April, May. Summer is: June, July, More>>
Today's smokey conditions were pretty hard to miss. Northwest winds brought smoke from wild fires burning in Quebec into New England and Northern NY today. Here's a look at the pollution webcam overlooking More>>
Those nasty storms yesterday pretty much rolled right over the station here in Colchester, as they headed South. Snapped a couple of photos, take a look.... Here's another one, taken just outside the More>>
Well today was one for the record books. We started with record breaking heat, and finished with severe weather... that included a Tornado Warning for Rutland/Windsor Counties. Here's a preliminary look More>>
Potentially stormy day today. But what if we say, "You're in a Slight risk for thunderstorms?" Does it mean you should listen up??? More>>
Today was a scorcher, and several records were tied/broken. Here's a look at the preliminary new records.... Sutton, VT: 86° Morrisville, VT: 87° Massena, NY: 89° Springfield, VT: 90° Burlington, More>>
Maintaining happy pets during the heat! More>>
The low down on a new graphic that shows you where this highest potential is for dangerous summer weather. More>>
Today was the hottest day so far in 2010, with a high at Burlington International Airport of 86 degrees. Coming close to our record high of 88 degrees set in 2007. Tomorrow will be about 5 degrees hotter More>>
Its about to start feeling more like July than mid May. Today the Champlain Valley topped out in the low 80s, and areas to the South made the middle 80s. Basically get used to it. The next week temperatures More>>
As oil continues to spill into the Gulf, concerns (like the oil) are starting to spread. As has been feared for weeks, it now appears that part of the oil slick is being swept into the 'Loop Current' which More>>
On May 18, 1980, at 8:32 am PDT, Mount St. Helens erupted, becoming the deadliest and most economically destructive volcanic event in the history of the United States. Fifty-seven people were killed; 250 More>>
I'm going on vacation next week and so, naturally, I want to know what the long term trend will be like in the weather. Check out this blog for the long term forecast trends- could mean hot and dry weather here at home! More>>
This past weekend, myself (and a lot of others) took to the lakes and rivers of the area. Sunday was a beautiful day to hit the waters, so I broke out my kayak for the first time this year. Take a look More>>
Ok, apparently I have been living under a rock. The other night in our "Entertainment Buzz" there was a segment on Justin Bieber, all about how his 12 year old female fans were making death threats because More>>
The last few nights have been on the chilly side, with 'Frost Advisories' and 'Freeze Warnings' issued. But overall the last several months have been well above average... including the start of May. So More>>
Some wild footage has been posted from some of the nasty tornadoes that ripped through the Central United States yesterday. Id have posted the YouTube versions, but there is a little too much cursing. More>>
A major tornado outbreak is underway in the Central U.S. tonight. So far 4 fatalities have been reported in connection with these storms, and more than 37 unconfirmed reports of tornadoes, across Colorado, More>>
Top secret info on a brand new contest starting tomorrow! More>>
Severe weather awareness week continues today with flooding awareness. Historically, flooding has been the number one natural disaster in terms of loss of property and life in Vermont and Northern NY. More>>
While some of yesterday's storms were severe producing wind gusts up to 60 mph and some ugly looking clouds, the NWS confirmed today that NO, there were no tornadoes. Just some strong straight-line winds. More>>
Severe weather awareness week is underway... May 2nd thru May 8th. Today's topic, understanding severe weather terminology. Timely given today's bouts with severe weather. Its important to understand what More>>
More rain is on the way for our area, but nothing like what happened in Nashville, TN. My younger sister Samantha is finishing up her first year of teaching in the city and sent me this picture of downtown More>>
Tonight and tomorrow a major tornado outbreak is underway. So far tonight there have been 12 reports of tornadoes, and as of 11:15 there are 8 active tornado warnings in effect across Arkansas and Missouri. More>>
The week's weather in recap, and where we're going next! More>>
TONIGHT Scattered severe thunderstorms are erupting along a cold front in the Upper Midwest to the Central Plains. There have already been tornado warnings issued in Northeastern Kansas, and Southeast More>>
The same storm system that brought us snow over the last few days, caused a massive severe weather outbreak over the weekend. Some of the worst of it occurred on Saturday when a massive tornado ripped More>>
Impressive stuff! Thank you all for your snow total reports and photos! More>>
OK, here's a look at some of the preliminary snow reports. Plan on these numbers increasing by tomorrow... NORTH UNDERHILL 13.3 1032 PM JERICHO 12.0 1003 PM CAMBRIDGE More>>
Some viewer photos from the snow so far. Send yours! More>>
Ok, here's a look at the projected snow totals. This will be a very elevation dependent storm, so the higher your house sits... the more snow you should expect. A winter storm watch is currently in effect More>>
I started my television career in Wichita Falls, Texas less than 20 miles from the border with Oklahoma. Deep in the heart of Tornado Alley. Anytime there was severe weather near our station I got to hop More>>
For the extreme weather nerd, the National Weather Service in Burlington has released a new long term study on local snowfall. It basically tracks trends over the last 106 years. Kind of interesting, if More>>
This shouldn't come as a big surprise, but March was a very warm month... well above normal temperatures. In fact, we tied for the 5th warmest March ever recorded. 29 of 31 days were above average in Burlington, More>>
A dirty thunderstorm (also, called Volcanic lightning) is a weather phenomenon that occurs when lightning is produced in a volcanic eruption. A study in the journal Science indicated that electrical charges More>>
Below is a visible satellite image courtesy of NASA. The land masses are a little tough to make out, but Iceland (where the volcano erupted) is located at the top left corner of the picture. The ash plume More>>
Kerrin and I went to a "prescribed burn" today out by the Sandbar State park in Milton. More>>
Fuels And Fire Danger As part of the Open Burning Weather Awareness program from the National Weather Service in Burlington, we will examine the topic of fuels and fire danger. Coinciding with the peak More>>
The normal low temperature for today's date, is 32, right at the freezing mark. Tonight will be pretty close to that, and some parts of the area could even dip into the 20s, so patchy frost will be a possibility. More>>
Over the past couple of weeks, we have seen some wacky weather for early spring. Temps have been breaking records and strong, summerlike storms have rolled through. This recent round of rain and storm More>>
Those were some good storms, and at times, some of them were severe. Parts of NY and PA got hit pretty hard with wind gusts up to 60 mph, and hail the size of quarters! Thankfully those storms weakened More>>
A new weather satellite has been launched. Exciting news for weather nerds everywhere! GOES-15, launched on March 4, 2010, from Cape Canaveral, Fla., joins three other NOAA operational GOES spacecraft More>>
Cold fronts are known for causing thunderstorms. And usually thunderstorms happen during the afternoon hours. But tonight, we had a warm front draped across the area, and our evening showers turned into More>>
No, it doesn't look like there will be anything severe this week, but we could hear our first rumbles of thunder. It is getting to be around that time though.... Severe weather season! This isn't tornado More>>
A series of disturbances will impact our weather this week, keeping us a bit unsettled. More>>
Two straight days we have CRUSHED the record high almost region-wide. Easter is looking good, a bit cooler although still unseasonably mild. The average high for this time of year is 47°, we set a record More>>
We have been expecting record temperatures all week long, and Mother Nature didn't disappoint. Here's a look at some of the preliminary numbers. OLD RECORD/NEW RECORD Burlington 65/79 Morrisville 67/80 Rutland More>>
At this point it doesn't look like a matter of if we will be the record high temperatures Friday & Saturday... its by how much. A massive ridge of high pressure will begin to build into the region tomorrow, More>>
Tuesday we still have more wet & gloomy conditions to endure. While it may feel cool, our highs in the middle 40s, are actually right about where we should be climatologically for this time in March. The More>>
Still a chance to see a little wet snow with our next storm system Sunday night into Monday. It will be a mostly rain event, but it could start and finish with a little mix or wet snow. Blah. However, More>>
As I'm writing this right now, there is snow on the radar. In late March its not unusual to see snow. But it got me to thinking, when is the latest we have seen measurable snow? Well after a search of More>>
Thursday night and Friday will be nasty. See the weather page for more detail. So when is it going to get nice again?? Well the good news is, it won't be nasty for long. Conditions will start to improve More>>
Its Spring. But Mother Nature hasn't made up her mind. Thursday much of the region will break into the 50s, but a cold front Thursday night will give us a taste of February. Temperatures Thursday night More>>
Its fortunate we just had flood awareness last week, because most of the region tonight is under a flood watch. Now there is a reduced risk of flooding due to the general lack of snow in the valleys, but More>>
Flood awareness week continues, and today's topic is flood preparedness and safety. Before and during a flood, awareness and preparation are key. Know your flood risk and elevation above flood stage. More>>
Flood safety awareness week continues with "Determining flood risk And flood insurance." Here are the details from the National Weather Service; In 1968...congress created the national flood insurance More>>
No doubt temps have been really warm lately! We've set a couple of records across the area. More>>
Flood awareness week continues... Today's topic is about the wide variety of flooding threats facing our area throughout the year. NY, VT, and NH are at risk for flooding at all times of the year. Here More>>
Flood safety awareness week continues with the "Turn around, don`t drown." campaign. Turn around don`t drown, or TADD for short... is a NOAA National Weather Service campaign to warn people of the hazards More>>
As mentioned in Kerrin's blog, this week is 'Flood Safety Awareness Week'. To read the official proclamation from Governor Jim Douglas click here; http://www.erh.noaa.gov/er/btv/awareness/flood/2010Proclamation.pdf Every More>>
It certainly has felt like Spring has sprung over the last week More>>
How we forecast freezing rain and the outlook for this weekend. More>>
Yes its that time again. Sunday we loose a precious hour of sleep... but remember daylight saving is a double edged sword; Its true that at 2:00 am Sunday, it jumps to 3:00 am Sunday, thus robbing us of More>>
Spring means many things; Warmer weather, longer days, blossoming flowers.... ...but it also means severe weather, and yesterday we kicked off the severe season in the Great Plains with a tornado. The More>>
So the expression goes... March; In like a lion, out like a lamb. NOT THIS YEAR! Here's a recap of the high temperatures for the first 8 days of March 2010: 1st: 38 deg., 2nd: 42 deg., 3rd: 37 deg., More>>
A brief satellite history and info on the new satellite on the block... More>>
By now, most people have heard about the cruise ship, the Louis Majesty, which was struck by monster waves in the Mediterranean on Wednesday, killing two and injuring more than a dozen passengers. Waves More>>
A large storm system continues to blast Southeastern New England, with high winds, wet snow, rain, and flooding. As the storm exits the coast tonight and tomorrow, all we will see... will be breezy North More>>
Climo data and predictions to see what March holds for us... More>>
Most times when people think of allergies, they think of Spring or Summer; Flowers, Pollen, and Fresh cut grass. But recently a number of my co-workers have been complaining about allergies, and its pretty More>>
Spring officially starts in about 3 weeks (March 20th), but after such an unusual winter season... who knows what to expect?!? Will we finish the season in the same quiet fashion we started, or will Old More>>
After this mornings 8.8 magnitude earthquake shook Chile, I wondered "Why did this one cause concern for tsunamis when the Haitian earthquake didnt?" More>>
It will be a spectacular weekend for skiers or snowboarders, with more fresh snow overnight. Mountains should be nearly 100% open, and ice on the trails should be scarce. But the heavy snow we received More>>
Snow and wind...oh it was around. But Where? More>>
All that beautiful snow was too tempting to pass up. So me and Kristian Read forced ourselves to get up before work, and take an early run at Jay Peak. Well worth the lack of sleep. No sign of ice, the More>>
When its a battle between rain and snow, a few degrees can make a HUGE difference. This storm has been a perfect example. Tuesday was on the warm side (upper 30s), and as a result, snow accumulations were More>>
Part a... Tonight-Wednesday: Moderate/heavy snow, dangerous driving, possible power outs. Part b... Thursday-Friday: Rain and winds... possible flooding Tonight, snow will be heavy at times, with most More>>
No secret, we have a large storm system headed our way. While it is a complex system (see Kerrin's blog for more detail), that is highly temperature and elevation dependant... one thing appears certain... More>>
A brief look at a very complex and dynamic series of storms that will impact us this week. More>>
You may still have ugly brown grass in your backyard, but the mountains continue to pick up light snow. Here's a quick list of the approximate totals, some of the area resorts picked up in the last 24 More>>
Flood outlook just posted by the National Weather Service. Good news! :) More>>
Light snow remains likely in the upper elevations and in the Northern half of the region for the next few days. Today many of the local ski resorts got a small shot of fresh snow... 1-4" for most. But More>>
This is a RE-POST of this blog which I originally wrote last week. I've provided some new links at the bottom for current climate outlooks... More>>
Our weather is stuck in a pattern. Fortunately its not a bad pattern (especially if you are into winter sports). An area of low pressure off the Canadian Maritimes is rotating moisture back into the North More>>
So we knew that today the heavier snow would be staying to the South, but the Champlain Valley was supposed to get at least a little bit of white... NO DICE! The snow pretty much cut off near Middlebury, More>>
Solar flares, sunspots, solar maxima...its all here. With great links to learn more! More>>
So far February has been pretty pathetic in terms of snow (NORTH of Pennsylvania that is...). We are more than halfway through the month, and so far Burlington has registered only 2.7 inches, compared More>>
Its something we meteorologists have suspected for a while, but now its true... areas to our South are kicking butt in terms of snow totals this year! Here are some of the unofficial numbers for snow More>>
Kerrin and I were doing some research today into what may be behind this strange weather pattern. More>>
Here is a look at some of the preliminary numbers. Keep in mind, these measurements were taken around 7pm, and more snow fell afterward, so they will likely have grown by tomorrow: Baltimore MD: 19.5", More>>
Our "go-to" site... super top secret. Not really, but heres a good link More>>
Last weeks massive snow storm that hit the Middle Atlantic states, is the type of record breaking storm that only happens once every few decades... until it happened again less than a week later. Right More>>
Another week, another BIG snowstorm... and once again, the bulls eye is well to our South. In fact this storm looks to take a very similar path to the record breaking storm that crippled the mid-Atlantic More>>
I wasn't even born yet, but many who grew up in this area, remember the massive winter storm of 1978. Today an eerily similar storm took over the middle Atlantic states.... on the anniversary of that deadly More>>
A few years ago, I had the pleasure of living in the DC area for about a year and a half. The joy of commuting around the 495 Beltway. The thrill of watching a major city, shut down any time we got 4 inches More>>
You know it's been cold too long when you're wishing for a day in the 40s and 50s with sunshine. More>>
Snow showers today, and especially tonight, have made for some pretty icy roads. I actually witnessed a small fender bender earlier this evening, and conditions have gotten worse since then (especially More>>
One of the long wave patterns, called teleconnections, we look at for direction in our forecasting is the North Atlantic Oscillation, or the NAO. More>>
Budget impacts on weather technologies! More>>
Ever wonder what will happen BEYOND the 7day? Check out the climate predictions... More>>
Its not hard to remember the mild start to this winter season. In fact we tied the date for the LATEST first measurable snow ever! The middle part of this winter has been fairly quiet, with the exception More>>
The answer to the question of the day!!! More>>
Groundhog Day is celebrated on February 2, in the United States and Canada. According to legend, if a groundhog emerging from its burrow, fails to see its shadow, it will leave the burrow, signifying that More>>
A handy dandy chart to find out how cold the wind chill values will be! More>>
An arctic cold front is to blame for the bitter cold we will be feeling for the next few days. Wind chill advisories and warnings take effect for the area at 1:00 am, and will remain in effect all day More>>
The DL on snow squalls..heads up, we may see them today. So, read up! More>>
If you haven't heard, we've got a cold front headed our way. Tomorrow will start out ok, but deteriorate by sunset. By the evening, we will have blowing snow, winds out of the Northwest gusting to 35 mph, More>>
With the exception of 3 days, every single day in the month of January has a record high of 50 degrees or higher More>>
New Hampshire's Mount Washington has lost its distinction as the site of the fastest wind gust ever recorded on Earth. On April 12, 1934 at the Mount Washington observatory (elevation 6288 ft.) a wind More>>
The entire area is under a 'flood watch' today... and for good cause. Rain is pushing into the area, that has a history of coming down at a rainfall rate of 2/3 to 3/4" of rain per hour. Adding to the More>>
