LSC Northeast Kingdom Forecast

Forecast Discussion

STUDENT METEOROLOGIST: Torrance Gaucher Forecast posted on Friday Feb 10, 2012 08:28 The latest forecast for Northeast & North Central Vermont including Caledonia, Orleans, Essex, and Orange Counties. Looks like old man winter is finally returning to the Northeast Kingdom. Fortunately or unfortunately depending on the way you look at it the spring like weather will be leaving us for this weekend. A cold front to our northwest that drapes from the Quebec Province of Canada all the way down to Kansas, will be pushing eastward over the next two days bringing us below average temperatures for the weekend and some light snow as well. By the end of the weekend another high pressure system will be building back in giving us warmer temperatures and clear skies. Next Update: Saturday at 2pm

Friday Afternoon (Feb 10, 2012)
Clear	Low: 36 F High: 38 F Mostly Sunny with highs in the upper 30's with light and variable winds.

Friday Night (Feb 10, 2012)
Light Snow (Nighttime)	Low: 21 F High: 23 F Mostly Cloudy with lows falling into the low 20's. Light snow showers will start after midnight with accumulations up to a half an inch. Winds light and variable.

Saturday Afternoon (Feb 11, 2012)
Light Snow	Low: 23 F High: 29 F Mostly Cloudy with snow showers through out the day, highs in the mid to upper 20's. Snow accumulations up to one inch, winds 5-10mph out of the northwest.

Saturday Night (Feb 11, 2012)
Partly Cloudy (Nighttime)	Low: 1 F High: 3 F Mostly Cloudy, lows dropping to the single digits could go below zero in a few locations. Occasional snow flurries possible with little to no accumulation. Winds 5-10mph out of the northwest, Gust could reach up to 20pmh.

Sunday (Feb 12, 2012)
Flurries	Low: 8 F High: 13 F Mostly Cloudy, highs in the low teens. Clouds will slowly decrease as the day goes on, slight chance of flurries. Winds 10-15mph out of the northwest, Gusts possible to over 20mph.