Stories about 'weather' from the Welcome to the VPR Archive

Vermont sees above normal rainfall in June

By VPR | July 1, 2008

Thunderstorms and clouds seemed to dominate the weather in northern New England in June, but the National Weather Service says it wasn’t really that bad.

Midday Newscast: March 12, 2008

By Mitch Wertlieb | March 12, 2008

The weather may be starting to warm up. But there’s still a danger that roofs piled with water-laden snow and ice could collapse; Vermont Democrats are trying to figure out whether to field a candidate for governor; Vermont’s unemployment rate climbed three-tenths of a point in January; the newly elected constable in Brighton will try again after failing the entrance exam to the Vermont Police Academy.

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Forecast calls for eight to twelve inches

By VPR | February 12, 2008

As if the recent snowfall wasn’t enough, another snow storm is in the forecast.

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VT Edition Interview: Meteoroligists Mark Breen, Steve Maleski & Chris Bouchard on the weather

By Jane Lindholm | January 2, 2008

Mark Breen, Steve Maleski, and Chris Bouchard are the meteorologists from the Fairbanks Museum in Saint Johnsbury and the voices of The Eye on the Sky weather reports. They spoke with Jane Lindholm about the topic of weather.

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December’s snowy start is fairly normal

By Ross Sneyd | December 14, 2007

December sure seems to have been a snowy month, especially compared to last year. But the weather records show this is pretty normal.

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Midday Newscast, September 26, 2007

By Mitch Wertlieb | September 26, 2007

Brattleboroâ€™s beleaguered town government has a new manager; Vermont Public Safety Commissioner Kerry Sleeper says an increase in serious crime over the past year has been alarming; persistent dry weather for the past two months has started to cause some problems; a boater from Vermont is safe after the Coast Guard rescued him and a companion from a homemade boat about one mile off the New Jersey shore.