Saturday's rainfall ran generally 1-3 inches. Here, at the WeatherWatch Tower we had an inch and a half. St J’s 2.07 inches set a new record rainfall for the date. Their previous record was 1.94 set in 1923.
Other than a few light mountain rain showers this morning, dry weather can be expected today and Monday as high pressure builds into the northern Vermont. The next chance for precipitation will come Monday night into Tuesday as a weak disturbance slides across southern Canada bringing us a few light, mostly rain, showers.
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- bobindatower
- Marshfield, Vermont
- Bob has been reporting northern Vermont weather for over 25 years from the WeatherWatch tower at 1100’ on Hollister Hill.
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