Champlain Valley
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Sep 14, 2026
Mark BreenHOST
Tuesday, areas of valley fog burning off by mid-morning, sun mixing with afternoon clouds in the north, still cool.
Mark BreenHOST
Highs tomorrow, upper 60s to around 70, along with a light south wind becoming a bit breezy in the Champlain Valley.
Mark BreenHOST
That's the weather story from the Fairbanks Museum in St. Johnsbury.
Mark BreenHOST
Make it a great day.
Mark BreenHOST
Highs in the low to mid 70s.
Mark BreenHOST
Generally winds will be light from the south, but they will become quite gusty in the Champlain Valley, up to 30 mph.
Mark BreenHOST
As we go through the day today, it doesn't look like any weather problems other than those gusty winds that I mentioned.
Mark BreenHOST
Tomorrow, a different story.
Mark BreenHOST
and then southward, but they will be tapering off, so we'll get into a period of time with a lot of clouds, some breaks of sun, and then some scattered showers developing in the afternoon, perhaps a thunderstorm in the Adirondacks and St. Lawrence Valley, spreading east mainly in northern sections late in the day and into tomorrow evening, part of a cold front.
Mark BreenHOST
It will be mild ahead of the front tomorrow, gusty south winds and temperatures climbing up into the 70s.
Mark BreenHOST
Really, the gusty winds will be confined to the Champlain Valley, otherwise some fairly light southerly winds.
Mark BreenHOST
That'll be followed by the next batch of some cool fall-like air for early next week.
Mark BreenHOST
Sunshine, mixing in with some high clouds, especially this afternoon through New York and south of I-89, it will be warmer.
Mark BreenHOST
Highs climbing into the low and mid-70s, along with a light south breeze, except gusty in the Champlain Valley up to 30 mph.
Mark BreenHOST
In terms of rainfall, no rain during the day today, but showers will arrive tonight starting in the Hudson Valley about midnight and then spreading north and east, generally from the Champlain Valley eastward, covering 80% of the area.
Mark BreenHOST
Rainfall amounts near a tenth of an inch north but up to a half an inch south.
Mark BreenHOST
Additional showers Sunday afternoon and Sunday night, mostly from the Adirondacks and Route 4 north, covering 50% of the area, amounts one to three-tenths of an inch.
Mark BreenHOST
It won't last as a warming trend develops for the middle of next week.
Mark BreenHOST
Getting back to the forecast for this weekend, we start out with the areas of dense valley fog burning off by mid to perhaps late morning, sunshine mixing with some increasing clouds this afternoon in New York and south of I-89, warmer, highs in the low to mid 70s, light winds becoming southerly, increasing 10 to 15 and gusting to 30 mph in the Champlain Valley.
Mark BreenHOST
Tonight, periods of clouds, showers arriving in the Hudson Valley near midnight becoming likely from the Champlain Valley east overnight.
Mark BreenHOST
Milder lows in the 50s to near 60 along with gusty south winds.
Mark BreenHOST
Sunday, morning showers through New Hampshire and from St. Johnsbury, Rutland and Lake George south ending.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
The first of the foreign policy panels came on Saturday when Ashley Smith spoke on The U.S. and China, Imperial Rivalry in a Multipolar World.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
Smith, a veteran of the ISO and now a leading member of the Tempest Collective, a group formed by former members of the ISO, is a co-author of the Haymarket book China in Global Capitalism and a member of the Champlain Valley chapter of the DSA in Vermont.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
China and Russia, he said, are up-and-coming predators who exploit their own working class, oppress their own national minorities, oppress oppressed nations in their orbit.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
On China, Smith made comments that would not be out of place at a State Department press briefing.
Izaak YoungHOST
We have them north of here.
Morgan GouveiaHOST
So I'm assuming it would have to be more of the Champlain Valley area? I mean,
Izaak YoungHOST
you can go an hour north of here, and there's rattlesnakes, which is kind of weird.
Izaak YoungHOST
But a lot of that habitat up through there is nothing like, have you ever been up through the Champlain Valley?
Lucas BenoitGUEST
No, not really.
Izaak YoungHOST
I mean, it is like, it looks like Tornadoville.
Izaak YoungHOST
That basically goes from, I don't know, Fairhaven, Vermont to almost Canada, kind of.
Morgan GouveiaHOST
That
Mark BreenHOST
Winds diminishing to light and variable.
Mark BreenHOST
Saturday, areas of dense valley fog burning off by mid-morning, sunshine mixing with increasing afternoon clouds through New York and south of I-89, warmer tomorrow, highs in the low to mid-70s, winds will be generally light from the south, but west of the Green Mountains increasing up to 25 mph through the Champlain Valley.
Mark BreenHOST
Saturday night, periods of clouds, some scattered showers from the Hudson Valley northeast to about Route 2, milder, 50s to near 60, along with a gusty south wind, and then Sunday, any morning showers east and south tapering off, periods of clouds, limited sun, scattered afternoon showers, mainly from the Adirondacks and Route 4 north, highs in the 70s, along with a gusty south and southwest breeze.
Mark BreenHOST
That's the weather story from the Fairbanks Museum in St. Johnsbury.
Lawrence HayesHOST
Chance of an early sprinkle in the northern mountains.
Lawrence HayesHOST
Lows from the mid-40s to around 50, except low to mid-50s far south and in the Champlain Valley.
Lawrence HayesHOST
For Friday, partly to mostly sunny.
Lawrence HayesHOST
Valley highs in the mid to upper 60s north, upper 60s to mid-70s in the south.
Lawrence HayesHOST
Northwest winds gusting to 20 miles an hour east of the greens.
Lawrence HayesHOST
Clear skies on Friday night with areas of valley fog developing.
Lawrence HayesHOST
Lows mainly in the 40s, some lower 50s in the Champlain Valley and mid to upper 30s in northern cold hollows.
Lawrence HayesHOST
For Saturday, areas of valley fog in the morning, otherwise mostly sunny and warmer.
Lawrence HayesHOST
Highs from the mid 60s to around 70 north, low to mid 70s south.
Lawrence HayesHOST
South to southeast winds gusting to 20 mph except gusting to 30 in the Champlain Valley.
Lawrence HayesHOST
Showers likely tonight, lows in the low to mid 60s.
Lawrence HayesHOST
South to southwest winds gusting to 20 except gusting to 30 in the Champlain Valley.
Lawrence HayesHOST
Decreasing clouds Thursday.
Lawrence HayesHOST
Highs in the mid to upper 70s south into the Champlain and northern Connecticut valleys.
Lawrence HayesHOST
Lows in the low to mid 50s, some upper 40s northeast.
Lawrence HayesHOST
Wednesday, chance of a morning shower north, then likely afternoon from the Champlain Valley westward.
Lawrence HayesHOST
A rising chance elsewhere north and a chance in the south.
Lawrence HayesHOST
Highs mainly from the upper 60s to mid 70s.
Lawrence HayesHOST
South winds gusting to 25 miles an hour, except gusting to 35 in the Champlain Valley.
Lawrence HayesHOST
I'm meteorologist Lawrence Hayes with an eye on the sky.
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