Friday Afternoon	Friday Night	Saturday	Saturday Night	Sunday

Partly Cloudy 31 F / 27 F	Light Snow (Nighttime) 17 F / 14 F	Partly Cloudy 28 F / 25 F	Partly Cloudy (Nighttime) 7 F / 3 F	Mostly Cloudy 15 F / 26 F

Current Weather at Lyndon State College

Current Conditions

Time: 23:30

Temp: 25.7 F

RH: 90.2 %

Dew Point: 23.2 F

Pressure: 1020.0 mb

Wind Speed: 0.0 knots

Wind Direction: 271.9 W

Today's Weather

Today's Precipitation: 0 in.

High Temp: 26.9 F (13:30)

Low Temp: 11.2 F (07:50)

Average Temp: 20.6 F

Average Wind: 0.0 knots

Wind Gust: 0 knots ()

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Forecast Discussion

STUDENT METEOROLOGIST: Torrance Gaucher
Posted Friday Feb 3, 2012 08:57
The latest forecast for Northeast Vermont including Caledonia, Essex, and Orleans counties.
A lingering low to our northwest will give us a chance at some light snow showers into this evening and lasting till around midnight. Unfortunately we are not looking at any blockbuster storm; expect a dusting up to a half an inch of accumulation. As we progress into tomorrow a high pressure will be making its way from the Mid - Atlantic States north providing with us a spectacular weekend. This high looks to be dominating our region throughout the entirety of the forecast. Temperatures look to remain seasonable throughout the weekend as well with a slight temperature rebound by the beginning of your work week.
Next Update: Saturday Feb 4th by 2pm

Forecast Discussion
STUDENT METEOROLOGIST: Torrance Gaucher Posted Friday Feb 3, 2012 08:57 The latest forecast for Northeast Vermont including Caledonia, Essex, and Orleans counties. A lingering low to our northwest will give us a chance at some light snow showers into this evening and lasting till around midnight. Unfortunately we are not looking at any blockbuster storm; expect a dusting up to a half an inch of accumulation. As we progress into tomorrow a high pressure will be making its way from the Mid - Atlantic States north providing with us a spectacular weekend. This high looks to be dominating our region throughout the entirety of the forecast. Temperatures look to remain seasonable throughout the weekend as well with a slight temperature rebound by the beginning of your work week. Next Update: Saturday Feb 4th by 2pm

Friday Afternoon (Feb 03, 2012)

Partly Cloudy

Low: 27 F
High: 31 F
Partly Cloudy. Cloud cover will increase as the day goes on. Highs in the upper 20s to low 30s. Winds out of the WNW at 5-10mph.

Friday Night (Feb 03, 2012)

Light Snow (Nighttime)

Low: 14 F

High: 17 F

Cloudy with light snow showers. Snow showers between the evening and midnight, snow accumulation up to a half an inch. Light winds out of the WNW.

Saturday (Feb 04, 2012)

Partly Cloudy

Low: 25 F

High: 28 F

Partly Sunny. Cloudy start to the day with some remaining lingering snow showers with no to little accumulation. Winds 5mph with gusts up to 15mph out of the WNW.

Saturday Night (Feb 04, 2012)

Partly Cloudy (Nighttime)

Low: 3 F

High: 7 F

Partly Cloudy. Clouds decreasing throughout the evening into the overnight hours which will be dropping out temperature to the single digits. Light winds out of the WNW.

Sunday (Feb 05, 2012)

Mostly Cloudy

Low: 26 F

High: 15 F

Mostly Cloudy. Staying mostly cloudy throughout the day with a small chance of some flurries. Light winds out of the west. Go Pats!

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