Do you know how to survive a rip current? weather.gov/safety/ripcurr… #WeatherReady pic.twitter.com/2zqef8777D

We have quite the range of temperatures and dewpoints across our region this afternoon! The possibility for a strong to possibly local severe thunderstorm will be possible over St. Lawrence County with the higher temps and dewpoints but elsewhere should remain stable. #nywx #vtwx pic.twitter.com/bKv76fN3OT

Every year, over 100 people die from rip currents in the US. Break the Grip of the Rip®! weather.gov/safety/ripcurr… #WeatherReady pic.twitter.com/k6ZgtL3N1f

Rip currents are powerful, narrow channels of water flowing away from shore at surf beaches and can reach speeds of 8 feet per second! #WeatherReady oceantoday.noaa.gov/ripcurrentscie… pic.twitter.com/UsgCDWz993

Tomorrow will be a day to keep your eye on the sky. A warm front will lift through Northern New York with the potential for two rounds of precipitation, one towards morning and one later in the evening. A few storms will be capable of strong, gusty winds and hail #vtwx #nywx pic.twitter.com/yXux5BPCKL

Last Call! We are hosting a virtual SKYWARN spotter training course this afternoon focusing on Severe Weather. If you wish to attend, you can sign up at attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/31385… or visit weather.gov/btv for more information. We hope to see you there! pic.twitter.com/iCgQ6jeUJ7

From New Jersey to American Samoa, we have some of the most amazing beaches in the world. NOAA’s Wave Safe video series visits the country’s favorite shores to keep you #WeatherReady at each location. oceantoday.noaa.gov/every-full-moo… pic.twitter.com/7Ovw46QOpC

To avoid injuries at the beach, always enter the water feet first.weather.gov/safety/beachha… #WeatherReady pic.twitter.com/reN2d0ORZp

As of 2pm…It’s a beautiful afternoon with abundant sunshine and seasonable temperatures. Unfortunately, tomorrow’s not looking so nice as there will be more cloud cover and a few showers due to a warm front draped across the area. Hope you can get out and enjoy today’s weather! pic.twitter.com/vUAcfHKhY1

“Let’s talk silver linings for a second. Like the fact that while many of Vermont’s state parks remain officially closed, they’re welcoming visitors under their own power to explore, relax, recreate, and find a few minutes of calm in the midst of what’ll

go down as a pretty historic year. And so we took to our bikes this afternoon and rolled around Little River, nearly all to ourselves, enjoying a classically Vermonty afternoon. 🪁”

I89 SB is experiencing abnormal congestion in the area of Exit 7(Berlin). Expect delays in the area and when possible, seek alternate routes.

What does being #WeatherReady look like? When it comes to beach safety, it means knowing that swimming at a beach with crashing waves is not the same as swimming at a pool. Learn more beach safety tips at weather.gov/safety/beachha… pic.twitter.com/GgWx9p7C8J

A beautiful day in store for the region under mostly sunny skies and light northwesterly breezes. Temperatures to top out in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Enjoy! pic.twitter.com/Bp1B4yi9a9

Interstate I-89 NB and SB lanes are now open to all traffic. drive safely.

Interstate 89 is closed In the area of Exit 3 in both the northbound and southbound directions due to a Motor Vehicle crash. Will update when appropriate.

Expect abnormal congestion in the Montpelier area today due to an event at the State House starting from noon to 4 pm. Avoid area if possible.

VT-Rte.125 in Ripton is now open.

VT-Rte.125 in Ripton is closed near the Snow Bowl due to a tree down blocking both lanes of travel, Seek alternate route. will advise when back open.

After lingering showers come to an end this evening, we’ll have pleasant weather across the North Country. Though Sunday’s temperatures will be below normal, each day thereafter will be warmer with Wednesday being the hottest. Which day are you most looking forward to? pic.twitter.com/lMPdHooiGV

Today marks the end of the longest dry stretch in Burlington, VT history – an incredible 52 days from Apr 17 to June 7, 1903. Here’s a pic from our historical climate tomes @ NWS Burlington, highlighting in red May 1903 which shows 0.00 inches of rain for the entire month. pic.twitter.com/y1w1LrkVwh

GOES satellite imagery shows streaks of stratocumulus clouds moving south over the Northeastern US into Canada within northwest flow behind an upper trough (see the cloudiness in Maine and the Gulf of Maine). Clouds will gradually thin after sunset. #vtwx #nywx pic.twitter.com/80RmrVa7hm

[Saturday, June 6th 6:15pm] Scattered thunderstorms are moving southeastward through Rutland County and into Windsor County in Vermont. Gusty winds in excess of 40 mph and occasional lightning can be expected with these storms through 7:15PM. pic.twitter.com/AeVyq2iFAT

[Saturday, June 6th 5:45pm] Scattered thunderstorms continue moving southeastward across the Adirondacks and into west-central Vermont. Gusty winds in excess of 40 mph and some lightning can be expected with these storms through 6:30PM. #nywx #vtwx pic.twitter.com/o8ahdtHVFI

[Saturday, June 6th 5pm] A gust front is producing strong winds in excess of 40 mph as it moves southeastward across the islands and towards Burlington, VT. Gusty winds can be expected through 6 PM. pic.twitter.com/DmsDapSpCo

[Saturday, June 6th 5:15pm] Scattered thunderstorms continue moving southeastward across the Adirondacks. Gusty winds in excess of 40 mph can be expected through 6:15PM. #nywx pic.twitter.com/G1xl56snbw

[As of 3:49 PM, Saturday June 6th] – A cluster of strong storms along Balmat to Carry Falls Reservoir is shifting into southern St. Lawrence. These storms will be capable of cloud-to-ground lightning, wind gusts up to 35 mph, pea-sized hail, and locally heavy downpours. #nywx pic.twitter.com/JFInYu8Jeo

Thanks for the report, Dave!

There will be a single lane reduction today on the NB lane of VT 116 just south of Lincoln Road in Bristol because of a service line leak. Delays expected, drive safe.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including White River Junction VT, Norwich VT, South Royalton VT until 1:15 PM EDT pic.twitter.com/C8f2HKNK0B

[As of 12:34 PM, Saturday June 6th] – A strong storm near Bradford Center will move east across the Connecticut River. This storm will be capable of cloud-to-ground lightning, wind gusts in excess of 30 mph, and pea-sized hail. #vtwx pic.twitter.com/rzqjwZh3lE

[As of 12:46 PM, Saturday June 6th] – A cluster of stronger storms stretching from Poultney to Bridgewater is moving southeast. This storm will be capable of cloud-to-ground lightning, wind gusts in excess of 30 mph, pea-sized hail, and locally heavy downpours. #vtwx pic.twitter.com/IjJcceiCbL

[As of 12:44 PM, Saturday June 6th] – A strong storm near Randolph will move towards Union Village. This storm will be capable of cloud-to-ground lightning, wind gusts in excess of 30 mph, pea-sized hail, and locally heavy downpours. #vtwx pic.twitter.com/V6baJcBmKr

[As of 11:28 AM Saturday, June 6th] – A strong storm near Waitsfield is moving southeastward, and will be capable of cloud-to-ground lightning, wind gusts in excess of 30 mph, and pea-sized hail. #vtwx pic.twitter.com/c0ocSG70yW

[As of 12:21 PM, Saturday June 6th] – A strong storm east of Bread Loaf was seen moving east towards Rochester and Randolph. This storm will be capable of cloud-to-ground lightning, wind gusts in excess of 30 mph, and pea-sized hail. pic.twitter.com/SYFL2Q1bvm

[As of 12:24 PM, Saturday June 6th] – A strong storm near Poultney was seen moving east towards Clarendon. This storm will be capable of cloud-to-ground lightning, wind gusts in excess of 30 mph, and has been confirmed to produce pea-sized hail. #vtwx pic.twitter.com/32oFgIiCx2

Variable clouds and much more pleasant temperatures today as a cold front crosses the area. A few showers and storms will be possible, but severe weather is not expected. pic.twitter.com/UXVRz36WRm

US Route 5 near intersection of VT route 14 Coventry is now open to all traffic.

Please be advised that US Route 5 near intersection of VT route 14 Coventry is going to be closed due to a motor vehicle crash. This incident is expected to last until further notice, and updates will be provided when the roadway has reopened.

[Friday June 5 8:30 PM] A strong thunderstorm is located near Corinth, VT and is capable of producing heavy rain, pea sized hail, and winds up to 30 mph. Localized minor flooding is possible. pic.twitter.com/uCn7EmtykZ

I-89 NB at exit 3 in Bethel is now completely open.

[Friday, June 5, 7:45 PM] A strong thunderstorm is near Moretown, VT and is capable of producing heavy rain, pea sized hail, and winds up to 40 mph. Localized minor flooding is possible. pic.twitter.com/fz0TYODWMj

I89 NB AT EXIT 3 in Bethel is open to one lane at this time.

[Friday, June 5, 7:00 PM] A strong thunderstorm is near Corinth, VT and is capable of producing heavy rain, pea sized hail, and winds up to 30 mph. Localized minor flooding is possible. pic.twitter.com/0RooMj7Afp

UPDATE: US5 from East – West Rd to School House Rd in Dummerston has been reopened to traffic. Travel safely.

I89 NB AT EXIT 3 in Bethel is CLOSED due to a Motor Vehicle accident. This incident is expected to last until further notice. Motorists should expect delays in the area, or seek alternate routes.

Very isolated thunderstorms are expected for the remainder of the daytime, favored across south central Vermont. This forecast of radar reflectivity is just one possible way showers and non-severe thunderstorms will progress overnight into the morning hours. #nywx #vtwx pic.twitter.com/FStruL9rne

US5 from East – West Rd to School House Rd in Dummerston is shut down at this time do to a motor vehicle crash. Specific details are not yet available. Motorists should expect delays in the area, or seek alternate routes. Please drive carefully.

Saturday 6/6/20 At 8:30 am there will be a brief 30 second rolling roadblock at the Winooski River bridge on I-89, both SB and NB, near exit 15.

Have plans this weekend? Check out your North Country Weather Outlook for this weekend. As always, you can find your detailed forecast at: weather.gov/btv pic.twitter.com/uuCxGmm6jK

Did you know you can get hour-by-hour weather forecasts for your location from NWS? Check out the easy-to-use guide to getting hourly weather forecasts on our website: weather.gov/wrn/hourly-wea…

We’re looking forward to another great season! twitter.com/vagabondway/st…

No matter where you are in the North Country, maximum temperatures from today through Monday will resemble a sine wave as we go on another roller coaster ride. Here’s an example for Vermont’s capital city. #vtwx #nywx pic.twitter.com/r2q0fo2x2t

Interested in becoming a SKYWARN storm spotter? We have a training session scheduled for June 9th at 3 PM. Check out the graphic for more information and the link for registration can be found at weather.gov/btv. We hope to see you there! pic.twitter.com/omEr9gb4Io

Areas of fog, as seen on this webcam of I-91 near Wilder courtesy of VTrans, will burn off this morning. Light rain showers are moving across northern NY & will continue eastward into VT. A slight chance of rain showers are possible through the remainder of the day. pic.twitter.com/XSz8ErYdrE

Each of the next couple of days will be a little bit warmer than the last. Drier weather is also in store with the next chance for rain/thunderstorms late Friday night. pic.twitter.com/S2yrm2kPIN

UPDATE: The large boulder has been removed and VT108 “The Notch” has been reopened.

Memorial Drive in Montpelier from the intersection of Bailey Ave to the intersection of Memorial and Main St has reopened.

Memorial Drive in Montpelier from the intersection of Bailey Ave to the intersection of Memorial and Main St will be closed due to a crash. Motorists should expect delays in the area, or seek alternate routes. Please drive carefully.

UPDATE: VT108 “The Notch” has been reopened.

VT108 “The Notch” is currently CLOSED due to a rock slide. Will update when appropriate. Seek Alternate Routes.

We’re expecting scattered to numerous showers across the North Country, especially this afternoon and evening. Rainfall totals will generally be a quarter inch or less. A warming and drying trend begins on Thursday and continues into Friday. #vtwx #nywxpic.twitter.com/T3s9C1Xnhu

A stationary front separates two airmass from each other. In this case, cool air over the northeast/eastern Canada and hot humid air over the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. This clash of airmasses will bring continued chance of showers for us and little change in temps Wednesday.pic.twitter.com/pcnKeF5jyr

We’re expecting scattered to numerous showers across the North Country, especially this afternoon and evening. Rainfall totals will generally be a quarter inch or less. A warming and drying trend begins on Thursday and continues into Friday. #vtwx #nywx pic.twitter.com/T3s9C1Xnhu

VT108 “The Notch” is currently CLOSED due to a rock slide. Will update when appropriate. Seek Alternate Routes.

UPDATE: VT108 “The Notch” has been reopened.

All lanes on I-89 SB near MM 87 are open to traffic.

I-89 SB near MM 87 is down to one lane due to a vehicle fire, Expect delays in the area.

Hermit thrush?

Thanks for understanding Karla. You are correct on next Saturday night and Sunday night as another Canadian high pressure system will be moving down and bringing some colder air into the region.

Thanks for the report Kerrie. We were banking on clouds moving in last night and unfortunately areas east of the Greens remained relatively clear which allowed temperatures to get colder than expected. Sorry about that.

Good Tuesday morning! We’re starting off with a beautiful sunrise, some clouds and fog, and a few showers across the North Country. The fog will dissipate, but clouds will be on the increase today with the areal coverage of showers increasing this afternoon/evening. #vtwx #nywx pic.twitter.com/XiwIYyBXMY

Thanks for the report Karla. We were banking on clouds moving in last night and unfortunately areas east of the Greens remained relatively clear which allowed temperatures to get colder than expected. Sorry about that.

Good Tuesday morning! We’re starting off with a beautiful sunrise, some clouds and fog, and a few showers across the North Country. The fog will dissipate, but clouds will be on the increase today with the areal coverage of showers increasing this afternoon/evening. #vtwx #nywxpic.twitter.com/XiwIYyBXMY

UPDATE: VT103 is now OPEN in the area of John C. Stewart and Sons in Shrewsbury. Travel safely!

UPDATE: VT103 is now OPEN in the area of John C. Stewart and Sons in Shrewsbury. Travel safely!

A stationary front separates two airmass from each other. In this case, cool air over the northeast/eastern Canada and hot humid air over the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. This clash of airmasses will bring continued chance of showers for us and little change in temps Wednesday. pic.twitter.com/pcnKeF5jyr

I-89 SB near MM 87 is down to one lane due to a vehicle fire, Expect delays in the area.

All lanes on I-89 SB near MM 87 are open to traffic.

#Vermont has great foliage and views in all seasons, but there is something especially wonderful about the first, super bright greens of early summer #ILOVEVT #VT Thanks for sharing this awesome pic! https://twitter.com/sarahvermont802/status/1266816401274220544 …

#Vermont has great foliage and views in all seasons, but there is something especially wonderful about the first, super bright greens of early summer #ILOVEVT #VT Thanks for sharing this awesome pic! twitter.com/sarahvermont80…

We had a new record high temperature for the month of May at BTV and MPV on May 27th. We set a record for the highest minimum temperature at BTV on May 27th & 28th, the low was 72. Let’s not forget that we had our second latest measurable snowfall on May 9th as well. pic.twitter.com/j9Bsi7n7qP

We do, you can check it out on our website here: weather.gov/btv/climatemaps

We had a new record high temperature for the month of May at BTV and MPV on May 27th. We set a record for the highest minimum temperature at BTV on May 27th & 28th, the low was 72. Let’s not forget that we had our second latest measurable snowfall on May 9th as well.pic.twitter.com/j9Bsi7n7qP

VT103 is closed in the area of John C. Stewart and Sons in Shrewsbury for a motor vehicle crash. Traffic is being diverted in the immediate area. Motorists should expect delays in the area, or seek alternate routes.

UPDATE: I91 SB between Exits 6 and 5 have been fully opened. Travel safely.

VT103 is closed in the area of John C. Stewart and Sons in Shrewsbury for a motor vehicle crash. Traffic is being diverted in the immediate area. Motorists should expect delays in the area, or seek alternate routes.

UPDATE: I91 SB between Exits 6 and 5 have been fully opened. Travel safely.

Press Release – Highway / Traffic Notification Interstate 91 SB has been reduced to one lane between exits 6 & 5 due to a motor vehicle accident.

Press Release – Highway / Traffic Notification Interstate 91 SB has been reduced to one lane between exits 6 & 5 due to a motor vehicle accident.

Wondering about the weather across the North Country for the upcoming week? Check out our short video briefing. #vtwx #nywxpic.twitter.com/gMQLhYniYK

Access to the Randolph I89 SB Rest Area parking area has been restored at this time.

TRAVEL NOTICE: There is a water main break on US-5 in Putney near Treatment Plant Rd. The town is onsite to address the issue and motorists should expect a single lane closure this evening, and potentially, into tomorrow morning.pic.twitter.com/e6lOayhd6p

Wondering about the weather across the North Country for the upcoming week? Check out our short video briefing. #vtwx #nywx pic.twitter.com/gMQLhYniYK

Hi Scott, I’ll check on it. My bet is on milfoil treatment.

Hi, they are spraying for wild chervil. The forester said he spoke with you and will be hand pulling around duck feeding area.

TRAVEL NOTICE: The Randolph I-89 SB off ramp to the rest area is closed at this time due to a TT unit rollover on the ramp. There is no access to the rest area parking area as recovery efforts are taking place.

As we move into meteorological summer, a frost advisory has been issued for four counties in eastern Vermont. Go figure! #vtwxpic.twitter.com/GClxaq0Lt2

Rte.108 Notch road In Stowe is now open.

Rte.108 Notch road In Stowe is closed to all traffic due to rock slide near the top on the Stowe side. Seek an alternate route. I Will update when appropriate.

NOTICE: Beginning today at 830 am there is a series of rolling road blocks both NB & SB on I-91 in Hartford/Norwich to repair low hanging wires. This is near Exit 13, around mile marker 75. Expect delays or seek an alternate route.

Over the past week, the Lake Champlain water temperature has risen 12 degrees, and is currently near 60F. The graph is for the USGS gage at Burlington, VT.pic.twitter.com/NXnSylwpN2

Rte.108 Notch road In Stowe is closed to all traffic due to rock slide near the top on the Stowe side. Seek an alternate route. I Will update when appropriate.

Rte.108 Notch road In Stowe is now open.

TRAVEL NOTICE: The Randolph I-89 SB off ramp to the rest area is closed at this time due to a TT unit rollover on the ramp. There is no access to the rest area parking area as recovery efforts are taking place.

TRAVEL NOTICE: There is a water main break on US-5 in Putney near Treatment Plant Rd. The town is onsite to address the issue and motorists should expect a single lane closure this evening, and potentially, into tomorrow morning. pic.twitter.com/e6lOayhd6p

Access to the Randolph I89 SB Rest Area parking area has been restored at this time.

Thanks Bill. Yeah, this is an auto-USGS plot so admittedly can be confusing since it’s unclear what 88 feet references. It’s not wrong in that sense, just unclear.

Over the past week, the Lake Champlain water temperature has risen 12 degrees, and is currently near 60F. The graph is for the USGS gage at Burlington, VT. pic.twitter.com/NXnSylwpN2

Brrr. We just updated the forecast to add Washington and Lamoille counties into the frost advisory. Wouldn’t be surprised to see some spots hit freezing or below.

As we move into meteorological summer, a frost advisory has been issued for four counties in eastern Vermont. Go figure! #vtwx pic.twitter.com/GClxaq0Lt2

Hi Andrew. Normal water temperatures for the summer months are in the 60s to lower 70s. Go to the following link for an interactive graph of current levels, daily max/min and means for more info. weather.gov/btv/lakeTemp?y…

NOTICE: Beginning today at 830 am there is a series of rolling road blocks both NB & SB on I-91 in Hartford/Norwich to repair low hanging wires. This is near Exit 13, around mile marker 75. Expect delays or seek an alternate route.

Did you enjoy the break in the heat today? It’s going to be even cooler tomorrow with many locations not warming out of the 50s. Winds will be a bit brisk, too. No rain is expected until late in day and overnight.pic.twitter.com/TUEtB1dUMn

VT-100 in Rochester is OPEN at this time.

Nine reports of tree and/or power line damage were received from yesterday’s thunderstorms. The list of wind damage reports can be found here: https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=BTV&product=LSR&issuedby=BTV …pic.twitter.com/ijhid9jdyc

VT-313 in Arlington is now back OPEN. Drive safely.

VT-313 Arlington is CLOSED between the intersections of River Road and Covered Bridge Road due to a motor vehicle crash. The closure is expected to last until further notice and detours are in place.pic.twitter.com/vke9lDLNjn

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Lyndonville VT, Columbia NH, Island Pond VT until 9:00 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/fE5ouUXt8p

1642 VT Route 100 S. in Rochester is closed due to a lines down. Specific details are not yet available and updates will be provided as appropriate. Motorists should expect delays in the area, or seek alternate routes. Please drive carefully.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Lyndonville VT, Columbia NH, Island Pond VT until 9:00 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/4QQD1x5m1n

UPDATE: VT3 in the area of South St in Proctor has been re-opened.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Barton VT, West Burke VT, Glover VT until 8:15 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/NsDouoqpMh

VT-100 in Rochester is OPEN at this time.

Nine reports of tree and/or power line damage were received from yesterday’s thunderstorms. The list of wind damage reports can be found here: forecast.weather.gov/product.php?si… pic.twitter.com/ijhid9jdyc

Did you enjoy the break in the heat today? It’s going to be even cooler tomorrow with many locations not warming out of the 50s. Winds will be a bit brisk, too. No rain is expected until late in day and overnight. pic.twitter.com/TUEtB1dUMn

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Milton VT, Johnson VT, Fairfax VT until 8:30 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/xDTnk7UVlg

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Hardwick VT, Barton VT, West Burke VT until 8:15 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/HmeW9cbZ53

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Burlington VT, South Burlington VT, Essex Junction VT until 8:30 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/ytSE7jVd15

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Hardwick VT, Barton VT, West Burke VT until 8:15 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/b5IYOnqKTF

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Rutland VT, Fair Haven VT, West Rutland VT until 7:30 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/p9JcCqjx7a

VT3 in the area of South St. in Proctor is currently closed due to a structure fire. This incident is expected to last for an extended period of time. Motorists should expect delays in the area, or seek alternate routes.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Vergennes VT, Mineville NY, Port Henry NY until 6:30 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/G2oztr3TzR

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Vergennes VT, Mineville NY, Port Henry NY until 6:30 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/ZG4gWFqx84

More #VT wildflower beauty #spring #Vermont https://twitter.com/Maggievt/status/1266454764251951105 …

UPDATE 2: Both lanes of I91 NB at Exit 27(Newport) are now open.

UPDATE: I91 NB is open to one lane at Exit 27(Newport) due to a motor vehicle crash. Motorists should expect delays in the area.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Johnson VT, Fairfax VT, Jeffersonville VT until 4:45 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/ZgSHHGwb1g

Be advised that I91 NB is closed at Exit 27(Newport) due to a motor vehicle crash. This incident is expected to last until further notice, and updates will be provided when the roadway has reopened. Motorists should expect delays in the area, or seek alternate routes.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Burlington VT, South Burlington VT, Essex Junction VT until 4:45 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/SE1GbzZ0Gn

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Rochester VT, Pittsfield VT, Goshen VT until 4:15 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/zky2reLMkm

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Rutland VT, West Rutland VT, Wallingford VT until 4:00 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/9hSRDI14T1

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Burlington VT, South Burlington VT, Essex Junction VT until 4:15 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/S3i4iGKV6F

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Brandon VT, Pittsford VT, Rochester VT until 4:15 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/GCfrX9gHu2

As Seen In VT: Pink Lady’s Slippers are in bloom at Kettle Pond State Park. Photo taken yesterday by our call center customer service rep Kaley #VT #Vermont #Beautypic.twitter.com/NUQSBukooJ

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Rutland VT, West Rutland VT, Poultney VT until 4:00 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/3omY74Yq6d

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Burlington VT, South Burlington VT, Essex Junction VT until 4:15 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/7tGqJ3p944

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of New York and Vermont until 9 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/n6fXFoEu3C

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Lake Placid NY, Wilmington NY, Au Sable Forks NY until 3:15 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/iN5bThHUQa

Thunderstorms continue to develop and track northeastward across the North Country. These storms have the potential to produce strong winds, small hail, and heavy rain which could lead to localized flash flooding. Go to http://weather.gov/btv for the latest information.pic.twitter.com/DVh0ZvK5c5

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Saranac Lake NY, Lake Placid NY, Wilmington NY until 3:15 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/C1KaHK179t

A strange rainbow, perhaps a “Virga-bow”. Sun was just coming over the Green Mountains and the “bow” was just west of the airport. This was at 518 am and it’s STILL THERE. #vtwx #nywxpic.twitter.com/bjF4pWyBR7

Still expecting thunderstorms to develop across NY early afternoon and spread east by mid-late aftn/eve. All storms will have frequent lightning and localized heavy rain. Some storms may contain damaging winds >50 mph. If storms threaten, go inside. #vtwx #nywxpic.twitter.com/TMK4aFaEqH

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Barton VT, West Burke VT, Glover VT until 8:15 PM EDT pic.twitter.com/NsDouoqpMh

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Lyndonville VT, Columbia NH, Island Pond VT until 9:00 PM EDT pic.twitter.com/4QQD1x5m1n

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Lyndonville VT, Columbia NH, Island Pond VT until 9:00 PM EDT pic.twitter.com/fE5ouUXt8p

Be advised that I91 NB is closed at Exit 27(Newport) due to a motor vehicle crash. This incident is expected to last until further notice, and updates will be provided when the roadway has reopened. Motorists should expect delays in the area, or seek alternate routes.

UPDATE 2: Both lanes of I91 NB at Exit 27(Newport) are now open.

As Seen In VT: Pink Lady’s Slippers are in bloom at Kettle Pond State Park. Photo taken yesterday by our call center customer service rep Kaley #VT #Vermont #Beauty pic.twitter.com/NUQSBukooJ

UPDATE: I91 NB is open to one lane at Exit 27(Newport) due to a motor vehicle crash. Motorists should expect delays in the area.

More #VT wildflower beauty #spring #Vermont twitter.com/Maggievt/statu…

VT3 in the area of South St. in Proctor is currently closed due to a structure fire. This incident is expected to last for an extended period of time. Motorists should expect delays in the area, or seek alternate routes.

UPDATE: VT3 in the area of South St in Proctor has been re-opened.

1642 VT Route 100 S. in Rochester is closed due to a lines down. Specific details are not yet available and updates will be provided as appropriate. Motorists should expect delays in the area, or seek alternate routes. Please drive carefully.

VT-313 Arlington is CLOSED between the intersections of River Road and Covered Bridge Road due to a motor vehicle crash. The closure is expected to last until further notice and detours are in place. pic.twitter.com/vke9lDLNjn

VT-313 in Arlington is now back OPEN. Drive safely.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Burlington VT, South Burlington VT, Essex Junction VT until 8:30 PM EDT pic.twitter.com/ytSE7jVd15

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Hardwick VT, Barton VT, West Burke VT until 8:15 PM EDT pic.twitter.com/HmeW9cbZ53

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Milton VT, Johnson VT, Fairfax VT until 8:30 PM EDT pic.twitter.com/xDTnk7UVlg

UPDATE: Ethan Allen Highway (US7) near Lime Kiln Rd. in New Haven has been reopened. Travel safely.

Ethan Allen Highway (US7) northbound lane is closed in the area of Lime Kiln Rd in New Haven due to a motor vehicle accident. This incident is expected to last until further notice. Motorists should expect delays in the area, or seek alternate routes.

Tired of the heat? Well relief is in sight. A strong, cold front will move through Friday and bring with it the chance for strong to severe thunderstorms. In addition to lightning, wind and hail, the potential exists for some localized flash flooding due to heavy rainfall.pic.twitter.com/4entTEBeOU

After our record-breaking warmth yesterday, we are “just” unseasonably warm today. A slightly cooler airmass and cloud cover will keep highs in the lower to middle 80s for today. Chances for precipitation mainly over Northern New York late this evening into tonight. #vtwx #nywxpic.twitter.com/pwvZ3vZ1J7

Record daily maximum temperatures were set across the region today.pic.twitter.com/A5igdhLYvI

While the trail is undergoing some maintenance, the trail will still be open. It may look messy in spots, but it’s a work in progress

UPDATE: Ethan Allen Highway (US7) near Lime Kiln Rd. in New Haven has been reopened. Travel safely.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Parishville NY, Colton NY, South Colton NY until 5:30 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/RwpuwxOSGz

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Brushton NY, Hogansburg NY, Bombay NY until 5:30 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/e3YNYLdMfO

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Parishville NY, Colton NY, South Colton NY until 5:30 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/g5TnZ036IU

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Brasher Falls NY, Winthrop NY, Brushton NY until 5:00 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/fVBbrkqYDp

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Altona NY, Mooers NY until 3:30 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/5ocyJ4EA2J

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Altona NY, Mooers NY until 3:30 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/s19M3jx3lL

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Altona NY, Mooers NY, Ellenburg Depot NY until 3:30 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/tW5qxklcDd

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Montpelier VT, Waterbury VT, Waitsfield VT until 2:30 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/ozX5io82Z0

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Warren VT, Roxbury VT, East Randolph VT until 2:30 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/eZzsuCoMWN

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Montpelier VT, Waterbury VT, Waitsfield VT until 2:30 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/Cu436eZDfv

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Randolph VT, Warren VT, Roxbury VT until 2:30 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/1hDNkD33I3

UPDATE: VT-100 in Waterbury is now OPEN to traffic.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Randolph VT until 2:00 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/K2V0SRU6HU

A severe thunderstorm is occurring near Gaysville, VT and is nearly stationary. Strong winds up to 60 mph and penny sized hail are possible; heavy rain is occurring which may lead to flash flooding. Seek shelter in an interior room and do not drive through flooded roadways.pic.twitter.com/cMZI6uEmqG

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Randolph VT, South Royalton VT, Bethel VT until 2:00 PM EDTpic.twitter.com/Fc5MlcQq9i

VT RT 100 in Waterbury by the Cold Hollow Cider Mill is currently closed in both directions due to an incident. There are traffic detours set up by the Waterbury Fire Department . Expect delays and seek alternate routes.

Did this morning feel warm? Unusually warm? You aren’t mistaken! At #BTV with set a new monthly warmest low temperature! We only dropped to 72 dgerees with the previous record being 70 degrees set in 2017, 2015 and 1911.

Missing sports? Mourning the Olympics? Look no farther than X-Games, Squirrel Edition: https://bit.ly/2Xwrtgw #WildlifeWednesdaypic.twitter.com/6LhkVlANpY

Very warm for the month of May. Several daily high temperatures for today will likely be broken, with the potential to tie or break a few monthly records as well. Know the signs of heat exhaustion, seek shade often, and drink plenty of fluids. #vtwx #nywxpic.twitter.com/dtYDuKzfwo

Missing sports? Mourning the Olympics? Look no farther than X-Games, Squirrel Edition: bit.ly/2Xwrtgw #WildlifeWednesday pic.twitter.com/6LhkVlANpY

We’ve got some unsettled weather on tap this week with showers and thunderstorms possible through Friday. Another warm day is on tap for Wednesday with highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s. Cooler weather follows this weekend after a series of cold fronts late this week. #vtwx #bywxpic.twitter.com/JZ8MbAhmx4

It’s official! #BTV hit 90 degrees for the first time this year at 2:54 PM today! #vtwx

What a gorgeous weekend! How did you #RediscoverVT and enjoy Memorial Day Weekend? Hiking at Gifford Woods State Park – Julie Moorepic.twitter.com/0sExDS0R5A

It’ll be a warm one today. Widespread upper 80s are expected for high temperatures with a few locations like the BTV airport likely to reach 90. An isolated shower or thunderstorm will be possible along the eastern Adirondacks of New York. #vtwx #nywxpic.twitter.com/sMqeM8ySva

Wind Advisory issued April 13 at 2:52PM EDT until April 13 at 8:00PM EDT by NWS

...WIND ADVISORY NOW IN EFFECT UNTIL 8 PM EDT THIS EVENING... * WHAT...South winds 15 More

to 30 mph with gusts up to 50 mph shifting to the west. Strongest winds may occur with a line of heavier showers moving across the area toward evening. * WHERE...In eastern New York, Warren and Washington Counties, the Taconics and Mid Hudson Valley and for southern Vermont.

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