Actually reached 3 degrees below zero just before midnight last night.
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Actually reached 3 degrees below zero just before midnight last night.
Saranac Lake, NY fell to 3 degrees below zero this morning, the first of the young season. Attached are dates of earliest/latest each season. Records only from 1998. The average # of occurrences for a season is 42. Most is 63 in 2014-15. Least is 23 in 2003-04. #vtwx #nywx #coldpic.twitter.com/QrWodjIA45
Saranac Lake, NY fell to 3 degrees below zero this morning, the first of the young season. Attached are dates of earliest/latest each season. Records only from 1998. The average # of occurrences for a season is 42. Most is 63 in 2014-15. Least is 23 in 2003-04. #vtwx #nywx #cold pic.twitter.com/QrWodjIA45
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It was the coldest morning of the season across northern NY and VT. Low temperatures ranged from -5 degrees at Averill, VT and -3 at Saranac Lake, NY to a balmy 21 at Colchester Reef and Diamond Island in the Lake Champlain region. http://www.weather.gov/btv/climatemaps pic.twitter.com/9cqujoimvl
It was the coldest morning of the season across northern NY and VT. Low temperatures ranged from -5 degrees at Averill, VT and -3 at Saranac Lake, NY to a balmy 21 at Colchester Reef and Diamond Island in the Lake Champlain region. http://www.weather.gov/btv/climatemaps pic.twitter.com/9cqujoimvl
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Congratulations to the newest @WRNAmbassadors for VT and Northern NY – Northwest Regional Planning Commission (VT). Thanks for your support. If other gov’t agencies or organizations that deal with weather safety would like more information: https://www.weather.gov/wrn/ambassadors #vtwx #nywx
Congratulations to the newest @WRNAmbassadors for VT and Northern NY – Northwest Regional Planning Commission (VT). Thanks for your support.
If other gov’t agencies or organizations that deal with weather safety would like more information: https://www.weather.gov/wrn/ambassadors #vtwx #nywx
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The chilly start to this morning will give way to warmer temperatures, especially over Northern NY which should see highs pushing to near 50.pic.twitter.com/B8ry8PpyeG
The chilly start to this morning will give way to warmer temperatures, especially over Northern NY which should see highs pushing to near 50. pic.twitter.com/B8ry8PpyeG
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On average, November is the cloudiest month across the North Country. Which means it’s a good time to discuss wave clouds in satellite imagery. #MeteorologicalMondayspic.twitter.com/X2wF2jq5e6
On average, November is the cloudiest month across the North Country. Which means it’s a good time to discuss wave clouds in satellite imagery. #MeteorologicalMondays pic.twitter.com/X2wF2jq5e6
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Still a few lingering snow showers out there this morning, which should come to an end in the valleys in the next couple of hours. How much did you wake up to? Let us know how much fell and what time you measured!pic.twitter.com/7NFzTDG0Cc
Still a few lingering snow showers out there this morning, which should come to an end in the valleys in the next couple of hours. How much did you wake up to? Let us know how much fell and what time you measured! pic.twitter.com/7NFzTDG0Cc
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Congratulations to the newest @WRNAmbassadors for VT and Northern NY – Town of Waterville, VT. Thanks for your support. #vtwx #nywx https://www.weather.gov/wrn/ambassadors
Congratulations to the newest @WRNAmbassadors for VT and Northern NY – Town of Waterville, VT. Thanks for your support. #vtwx #nywx
https://www.weather.gov/wrn/ambassadors
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At 815 pm – snow has already overspread much of Northern NY and will continue across most of VT by midnight. The steadiest will be the first 3-4 hours then largely confined to the mountains thru early Monday morning. Drive carefully, doesn’t take much to slick roads. #vtwx #nywxpic.twitter.com/4vDlbBvZxa
At 815 pm – snow has already overspread much of Northern NY and will continue across most of VT by midnight. The steadiest will be the first 3-4 hours then largely confined to the mountains thru early Monday morning. Drive carefully, doesn’t take much to slick roads. #vtwx #nywx pic.twitter.com/4vDlbBvZxa
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Light #snow returns to the area tonight through the first half of Monday. Generally looking at minor accumulations, but there may be some slippery travel for the Monday morning commute. #vtwx #nywxpic.twitter.com/rVYISPqLMp
Light #snow returns to the area tonight through the first half of Monday. Generally looking at minor accumulations, but there may be some slippery travel for the Monday morning commute. #vtwx #nywx pic.twitter.com/rVYISPqLMp
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