LSC Northeast Kingdom Forecast

Student Meteorologist: Timothy Studebaker
Forecast Posted on Thursday Nov 12, 2009 18:47
** The latest forecast for Northeastern Vermont **
** including Caledonia, Orleans, and Essex Counties **

Forecast Discussion:
A strong area of high pressure that has been in place for several days now will
remain in control for one more day, bringing us dry and mostly clear conditions
overnight tonight through Friday. The remnants of what was Hurricane Ida are
very slowly approaching the area, providing a few high clouds. Friday evening,
clouds will be on the increase as the remnants continue to approach. Saturday,
rain will move in and will stick around through Sunday morning, totaling about
0.5” to 1”. Sunday, the rain will end, but clouds will stick around through the
morning. We’ll start to see breaks in the clouds Sunday afternoon as high
pressure builds in.


Thursday Night (Nov 12, 2009)
Mostly clear and chilly. Lows 18-23 degrees. Light and variable winds.

High: F  Low: 18-23F 

Friday  (Nov 13, 2009)
Mostly sunny. Highs 47-51 degrees. Light and variable winds.

High: 47-51F  Low: F 

Friday Night (Nov 13, 2009)
Clouds increasing throughout the night. Lows 34-39. Southeast winds around 5-10
mph.

High: F  Low: 34-39F 

Saturday  (Nov 14, 2009)
Periods of rain moving in by afternoon. Highs 42-47 degrees. Rain continues
overnight. Total rainfall amounts by morning of about 0.5" to 1" expected. Lows
36-41 degrees.

High: 42-47F  Low: 36-41F 

Sunday  (Nov 15, 2009)
Rain ending early. Mostly cloudy skies with some breaks in the clouds possible
by afternoon. Highs 49-54 degrees. Remaining mostly cloudy overnight. Lows
31-36 degrees.

High: 49-54F  Low: 31-36F 


Next Update: by 3PM Friday