This morning was the coolest so far this season. My Davis weather station recorded a low of -20.2° this morning. We did warm up to a balmy temperature of 5.1° this afternoon.
The storm forecast for tonight is due to arrive around 9pm. There’s limited precipitation associated with the storm, but due to the cold temps we should see between 6-12″ of light fluffy snow throughout the region.
We had some snow squalls come through the Northeast Kingdom yesterday afternoon that resulted in a few inches of new snow. Here in Island Pond we had a quick burst that produced 2″ in less than an hour. We now have just under 3″ on the ground. You can always see the current conditions in Island Pond by pointing your browser to our Webcam http://nekwx.com/?page_id=35
The forecast is calling for another cold front to come through the region tonight resulting in more flurries and squalls. There is also a potential storm in the forecast for Saturday night in to Sunday that may produce 3-6 inches of snow.
This mornings lows in the NEK of VT were some of the coldest of the season. Here in Island Pond the low was -7.8°F.,. In Walden the temp dipped to -6°F and Wheelock bottomed out at -5.8°F.. Despite the cold start we did manage to rebound to 22.6°F. this afternoon.
The forecast is calling for a little light snow tomorrow and a chance of snow showers again on Tuesday.
Here’s a time lapse video taken this afternoon.