northern Vermont

Parts of southern Vermont could see two feet of snow by the time this week’s slow-moving storm wraps up Tuesday. The towns reporting the highest totals were through the Route 9 corridor and along the Massachusetts border, including Readsboro, Woodford, and Wilmington.

Much of northern New England is cleaning up from the first significant snowfall of the season.

We have the battle of airmasses right across the northeast this evening. Cold air to the north and more snow filling in across the North Country, mild air to the south and drier. Tonight the snow continues to fill in across northern New England, while southern New England stays mostly cloudy with a sprinkle and temperatures around 50.

After days of clouds last week, we enjoy a sunny weekend across New England.

Another beautiful weekend! We are tracking a cold front that produced severe weather to our west Friday. It will lose energy as it nears western and northern New England late today.

We’re very close to enjoying leaf-peeping season across New England

A northern Vermont man had a chance Friday to thank three community members who became his heroes this week. Bill Mayo, Scott Ovitt, and Chuck McAllister leapt into action to pull Terry Pilon, who has a physical disability, from a burning home Wednesday.

Weak high pressure over the ocean east of New England has kept it cool and foggy near the beaches. That will not change much today. Inland we did make it to 80° yesterday, now we are slowly

Weak high pressure over the ocean east of New England has kept it cool and foggy near the beaches. That will not change much today. Inland we did make it to 80° yesterday, now we are slowly

Mother’s Day: Showers developing. Highs in the mid 50s. Monday: Additional showers. Mostly cloudy. Highs in the low 50s.

It was a warm start to our Sunday due to a southerly flow that dominated the region this morning but as a cold front approaches, rain will increase and temperatures will be dropping quickly. Some towns in northern and western Vermont have experienced a 20 degree drop in just an hour, so make sure to grab a jacket and an…

With the central pressure down to 28.88 inches, this was one of the strongest storms to impact New England this year.

This evening, a frontal boundary is approaching northwestern New England. Most of us will stay dry overnight with an overcast sky and we’ll see lows in the mid 30s south and upper 20s north. This boundary will trigger scattered light snow showers and a wintry mix from northern Vermont, southeast through central New Hampshire, western Maine, and southeastern Massachusetts overnight....

This evening, a frontal boundary is approaching northwestern New England. Most of us will stay dry overnight with an overcast sky and we’ll see lows in the mid 30s south and upper 20s north. This boundary will trigger scattered light snow showers and a wintry mix from northern Vermont, southeast through central New Hampshire, western Maine, and southeastern Massachusetts overnight....

A mix of snow, sleet, and rain develops in Western New England by midnight.

High pressure takes control through early Saturday. This means we will continue to enjoy the slightly warmer than usual temperatures and more sunshine into Friday. Watch for icy patches again tonight, though, as temperatures fall to near or below freezing. Highs Friday afternoon will be in the low 40s across southern New England and in the upper 30s to the...

Our next storm will bring a blast of snow on Tuesday, followed by a change to a wintry mix and rain in much of Southern New England.

We have a First Alert for tonight through early Thursday morning as a wintry mix moves through. Temperatures hover around freezing across Boston, central and western Massachusetts. In the higher elevations and northern Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine, we will see snow and sleet mixing. Southern New England will get mostly rain. There is a short window where we may...

It was a wild stretch of weather over the last 24 hours. Snow, ice, sleet, rain, thunderstorms, damaging winds, coastal flooding (I think I remembered everything).