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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

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.

Source: Twitter NWS Burlington

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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.

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.

Source: Twitter NWS Burlington

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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

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.

Source: Twitter NWS Burlington

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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.

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.

Source: Twitter NWS Burlington

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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

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.

Source: Twitter NWS Burlington

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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

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.

Source: Twitter NWS Burlington

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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 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.

Source: Twitter NWS Burlington

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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 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.

Source: Twitter NWS Burlington