Jess Langlois

Valley rain showers with some high elevation snow will continue through the afternoon, becoming more widespread this evening.

Another round of showers moves in this evening, but we clear out again by Tuesday.

@BrennanNeillVT @wcaxweather @wcax As much as we'd all love him to come back for one more haunt, Scary Gary is going to stay snug in his crypt this Halloween morning. Both Gary and Scary Gary are enjoying their well-earned retirement. May the candy corn tornado live on in our hearts and minds forever🎃

@wcaxweather @wcax @JessWCAX Can someone deliver the goodness Spooky Gary will return on Friday AM? We need him. 🎃

Definitely a late fall feel out there this weekend! The highest terrain of the Adirondacks, Green Mountains and White Mountains will likely see an additional trace to an inch of snow through Sunday.

The weekend will start sunny ahead of a coastal storm that will bring increasing clouds Sunday and rain chances by Sunday night. The farther south you live, the better chance you have to see beneficial rain.

The coldest night of the season so far will bring a widespread freeze to almost all of the area. Temperatures will be as cold as the upper teens in a few Adirondack communities to mid 30s at the warmest on the Lake Champlain shoreline.

Widespread frost likely! We've issued a First Alert Weather Day for late Wednesday night into early Thursday for widespread frost/freeze conditions. Take steps to protect sensitive vegetation Wednesday evening. Read more here: wcax.com/2025/09/30/fir…

Widespread frost is likely Thursday morning. If you still have your garden going, take steps to protect sensitive vegetation Wednesday evening.

No rain in the forecast again this week. Tomorrow's cold front comes through completely dry, but drops the temperatures through midweek. Widespread frost is likely by Thursday morning!

We had a fantastic group of Lyndon ATM alumni visit campus and discuss the broadcast sector with our seminar class earlier this week! 🌤️💨🎥 @wxpeterk @JessWCAX

A Freeze Watch has been issued for parts of the Northeast Kingdom, Adirondacks, and northern New Hampshire Friday night into Saturday morning. Temperatures in the mid to upper 20s could kill crops, damage sensitive vegetation or unprotected outdoor plumbing.

You might see raindrops this weekend, but there won't be enough of them to do anything meaningful for the drought.

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for the shaded area until Sep 06 3:45PM. If you are in the warning area, seek shelter in an enclosed building immediately.

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for the shaded area until Sep 06 3:15PM. If you are in the warning area, seek shelter in an enclosed building immediately.

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for the shaded area until Sep 04 3:45PM. If you are in the warning area, seek shelter in an enclosed building immediately.

Rain incoming! Plan for steady showers Friday morning, tapering to scattered showers in the afternoon. A stray thunderstorm or a few downpours are possible.

We'll stay cooler through Wednesday with variable cloud cover. You'll definitely need a sweater heading out the door. There will still be some hit or miss showers around, but they won't amount to much.

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for the shaded area until Aug 24 6:30PM. If you are in the warning area, seek shelter in an enclosed building immediately.

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for the shaded area until Aug 24 6:00PM. If you are in the warning area, seek shelter in an enclosed building immediately.

Some of us are about to get some beneficial rainfall, but amounts will vary greatly by location. The hit or miss nature of these showers means amounts will range from a couple tenths of an inch or less to an inch or more through Monday.