999
FPUS51 KBTV 280854
ZFPVT

ZONE FORECASTS FOR VERMONT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ALBANY NY
354 AM EST MON DEC 28 1998

VTZ001-005-009-282000-
GRAND ISLE-CHITTENDEN-ADDISON-
INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...BURLINGTON...SOUTH BURLINGTON...WINOOSKI...
VERGENNES
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ALBANY NY
354 AM EST MON DEC 28 1998

.TODAY...MOSTLY CLOUDY AND BRISK. HIGH 35 TO 40. SOUTH WIND BECOMING
WEST 15 TO 25 MPH.
.TONIGHT...VARIABLE CLOUDS. LOW 20 TO 25. WIND BECOMING EAST 5 TO 10
MPH.
.TUESDAY...CLOUDY WITH SNOW LIKELY DURING THE AFTERNOON. HIGH 30 TO
35. CHANCE OF SNOW 60 PERCENT.
.NEW YEARS DAY OUTLOOK...PARTLY CLOUDY AND VERY COLD. LOW 5 TO 15
BELOW ZERO. HIGH 5 TO 15.

$$

VTZ002>004-006>008-010-282000-
FRANKLIN-ORLEANS-ESSEX-LAMOILLE-CALEDONIA-WASHINGTON-ORANGE-
INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...ST ALBANS...NEWPORT...BARRE...MONTPELIER
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ALBANY NY
354 AM EST MON DEC 28 1998

.TODAY...MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH OCCASIONAL FLURRIES. HIGH 30 TO 35.
SOUTHWEST WIND BECOMING WEST 10 TO 20 MPH.
.TONIGHT...VARIABLE CLOUDS. LOW 15 TO 20. LIGHT WIND.
.TUESDAY...CLOUDY WITH SNOW LIKELY DURING THE AFTERNOON. HIGH AROUND
30. CHANCE OF SNOW 60 PERCENT.
.NEW YEARS DAY OUTLOOK...PARTLY CLOUDY AND VERY COLD. LOW 10 TO 20
BELOW ZERO. HIGH ZERO TO 10 ABOVE.

$$

VTZ011>014-282000-
RUTLAND-WINDSOR-BENNINGTON-WINDHAM-
INCLUDING THE CITY OF...RUTLAND
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ALBANY NY
354 AM EST MON DEC 28 1998

.TODAY...MOSTLY CLOUDY. HIGH 35 TO 40. SOUTHWEST WIND 5 TO 15 MPH.
.TONIGHT...VARIABLE CLOUDS. LOW 15 TO 20. LIGHT WIND.
.TUESDAY...CLOUDY WITH SNOW LIKELY ESPECIALLY DURING THE AFTERNOON.
HIGH AROUND 30. CHANCE OF SNOW 70 PERCENT.
.NEW YEARS DAY OUTLOOK...PARTLY CLOUDY AND VERY COLD. LOW 10 TO 20
BELOW ZERO. HIGH 5 TO 15.

$$

QUINLAN/MCGILL




                          National Weather Service

     _________________________________________________________________

FXUS61 KBTV 280630
AFDBTV

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BURLINGTON VT
130 AM EST MON DEC 28 1998

WK FNT TO PASS THRU FA TDY WITH LTL FANFARE. CUD BE A FEW MTN FLRYS
TDY. ARCTIC FNT WL RMN N AND W OF FA THRU PD. WL BE MAINLY CLDY
TDY ALTHO THERE MAY BE A FEW BRKS OF SUN THIS AFTN. WK HIGH PRES WL
SIT OVR FA TNT WITH LLVL MSTR TRAPPED BENEATH IT.

LOW PRES WL MV ALONG THE ARCTIC FNT ON TUES INTO THE ERN GRT LKS WHL
A WK CSTL LOW DVLPS OFF DELMARVA. ATTM THE CSTL IS PROGGED TO RMN
WK ALTHO THE ETA TAKES IT TO ACK BY 00Z WED WITH THE NGM LOSING SOME
DEFINITION AND JUST SHWG SOME BAGINESS OVR THE CAPE. AS THE ARCTIC
FNT BEARS DOWN ON FA TUES AFTN AND THE CSTL LOW MVS TWD CAPE COD WL
SEE SNW DVLP ACRS FA. BEST ACTION WL OCCUR TUES NGT BEYOND THIS
FCST PD.

FWC TEMPS GNRLY ACCEPTED.

MCGILL


NNNN

     _________________________________________________________________


   This data is from the [1]IWIN (Interactive Weather Information
   Network)

References

   1. http://iwin.nws.noaa.gov/iwin/main.html


999
ASUS51 KALB 281107
SWRVT

VERMONT STATE HOURLY WEATHER ROUNDUP
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BURLINGTON VT
600 AM EST MON DEC 28 1998

CITY SKY/WX TEMP DEWPT RH WIND PRES REMARKS

VTZ001>014-281200-

.... VERMONT ....

BURLINGTON CLOUDY 35 18 49 S17G24 30.05R WCI 14
MONTPELIER CLOUDY 29 17 60 SE6 30.06S WCI 23
RUTLAND CLOUDY 34 19 54 NE3 30.06S
ST JOHNSBURY N/A 30 17 58 VRB3 30.05S
SPRINGFIELD CLOUDY 24 19 81 CALM 30.11R
MORRISVILLE CLOUDY 33 20 58 S3 30.04R
BENNINGTON CLOUDY 37 23 57 SW8 30.08F

.......... KEY ..........
    WCI - WIND CHILL INDEX
    VSB - VISIBILITY IN MILES
    HX - HEAT INDEX
    FAIR- INDICATES FEW OR NO CLOUDS BELOW 12,000 FEET, WITH NO
          SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND/OR OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISIBILITY

$$



                        _LSC WEATHER CENTER FORECAST
                    5:00 PM, Wednesday December 16, 1998
                    STUDENT METEOROLOGIST: Michael Abair_
       _** The latest forecast for Northeast & North Central Vermont**
       ** The area bounded by Waterbury, St. Johnsbury, and Newport**_


   _
   Wednesday Night: Skies will be cloudy through the evening with
   sprinkles or flurries. Light snow will be developing after midnight,
   so watch out on the roadways if you will be driving late tonight. Lows
   will range from 23 in Newport to 28 in St. Johnsbury. Winds will east
   at 5 MPH.

   Thursday: Be careful as you travel to work as light snow in the
   morning will be tapering to flurries or snowshowers. Accumulations
   will range from 1 inch in the valleys to 3 inches, especially north of
   Sheffield. Highs will reach between 30 and 35 degrees, and winds will
   be northwest at 5 MPH.

   Thursday Night: Skies will be cloudy with light snow through the
   overnight hours. An additional inch accumulation is possible
   overnight. You might have to throw another log on the fire as
   temperatures drop to 15 degrees in the isolated areas such as Granby
   to around 20 in Lyndonville. Winds will be northwest at 5 MPH.

   Friday: When you head out there won't be too much snow to brush off,
   but you might have to scrape the ice off the windshield as cloudy
   skies will continue with a chance of a flurry. Highs will range from
   25 degrees in Danville to 30 in St. Johnsbury. Winds will continue
   from the northwest at 5-10 MPH.

                             Extended Forecast

   Saturday: Chance of snow. Highs in the upper 20's with a low around
   20.

   Sunday: Partly Sunny. Highs in the mid 20's with lows in the teens.

   Monday: Chance of snow, again. Highs around 30 with low's in the
   teens.

                            Forecast Discussion


   For you snow lovers out there I am happy to write this forecast for
   you. For people who don't like snow, well, it's winter, it had to
   happen at some point. I know that for the Northeast Kingdom winters
   are usually harsh with a lot of snow and cold temperatures, and that a
   few inches shouldn't be that big of a deal. However, considering what
   we have had so far, which are mild temperatures and little amounts of
   snowfall, this is a big event. Nonetheless, we will see some snow
   piling up on the ground through the course of Thursday and Thursday
   night as the "Alberta Clipper" passes over the region, however,
   temperatures will remain rather steady through the period with highs
   around 30 and lows in the 20's. The next chance chance for snow is
   another "Alberta Clipper" that will pass over the region on Saturday.
   A high pressure will then move over the region for Sunday, allowing
   for the clouds to break up and give us a glimpse of the sun, before
   another possible snow event comes back into the picture on Monday.