winter

Some truly passionate and committed skiers enjoyed Wednesday’s summer-like temperatures participating in the sport — without the help of ski lifts. May 19 saw temperatures in the high 70s and low 80s in many Vermont communities, according to data from the National Weather Service. “Working on that suntan,” skier Orianna Prince said of her day at Vermont’s famous Killington Resort….

Many in New England were cleaning up after snow fell in mid-April.

A large portion of Maine saw at least a few inches of snow on Friday, with rain and wind having impacts on parts of the state, as well. In the morning, the rain caused three people to hydroplane and crash within an hour of each other, including a fiery highway crash involving a van in Ogunquit. But the snow, which…

Parts of New England just hit 70 degrees, and now we’re talking about the return of snow.

An April storm is moving in, and many in New England are expecting snowfall.

After getting a taste of warmer weather, many in New England are bracing for another blast of winter Friday. In Leominster, the thought of mid-April snowfall is something most choose to ignore, and they hope it goes away. “It’s April. It’s warming up, so I thought we were done with the snow, done with the hoodie, but we’re going...

Overnight Friday Night: Gradual clearing. Lows in the 20s.
Saturday: Sunny, cool. Highs in the 40s.
Easter Sunday: Sun & clouds. Highs in the 50s.

It feels more like late winter than spring in New England. Friday has been a day were the winter gear is a must if headed outdoors. A few snow showers developed in the evening due to a pool of cold air aloft that creates enough instability, coupled with a northwest wind and upslope snow that will continue in the summits….

This Evening: Partly cloudy, chilly wind, chance for a flurry. Temps around 30, wind chill around 30. Overnight Friday Night: Gradual clearing. Lows in the 20s. Saturday: Sunny, cool. Highs in the 40s. Easter Sunday: Sun & clouds. Highs in the 50

A good spring cleanup and décor refresh have always been able to lift moods. But after this long pandemic winter, there’s special satisfaction in clutter removal.

Today (Monday): Sunshine, biting winter wind gusts to 30 mph. Highs near 30, wind chill teens. Overnight Monday Night: Clear, cold. Lows in the teens. Tuesday: Sun to increasing clouds, light wind. Highs near 40.

You may have heard a meteorologist warn you to stay inside because “snow squalls are on the way.” What exactly are snow squalls, and what makes them so dangerous for drivers?

Friday night: Variable clouds. Lows in the teens, wind chill single digits. Saturday and Sunday: Fair, cool. Highs 30-35.

A Vermont artist makes images of winter last all year long, through his style of photography that may have you looking at the next snowstorm in a whole new way. “It’s an odd winter sport for Vermont,” joked Caleb Foster, referring to his snowflake photography. “My family skis and I sit out here playing with snowflakes in a very...

The winter chill continues Friday and through the weekend as an area of low pressure, stuck and still spinning over Quebec, is responsible for our wind direction. The cold air is trickling down into New England, so don’t expect many changes over the next few days. The wind really made it difficult to enjoy the outdoors, and Friday night,...

This Vermont photographer offers a new glimpse of nature with a microscopic camera setup.

Today (Friday): Clouds & sun, cold wind. Highs 30-35, wind chill 20s. Overnight Friday Night: Variable clouds. Lows in the teens, wind chill 0s. Saturday & Sunday: Fair, cool. Highs 30-35.

This Evening: Clear and windy. Temps in the 20s, wind chills in the teens. Overnight Tuesday Night: Variable clouds, northern snow showers. Lows in the 20s, 10s north. Wednesday: Early clouds to a fair sky. Highs in the 40s.

We turned a big corner on winter this week with Wednesday’s beautiful weather. It’s the warmest sunny day since before Christmas. That also means the snowpack may have maxed out in southern New England — big emphasis on “may have.” March is certainly known for some historic storms, so winter snow may not officially be over just yet. So...

Does the cold weather and snowy streets keep you from crushing outdoor workouts in the winter? Well, not anymore! Marathon sports running Expert Rebecca Tadema-Wielandt shares 5 ways to stay safe and warm this winter.