Tyler Jankoski

A few snow showers (and perhaps squalls) are likely Thursday night into early Friday morning.

An Alberta Clipper system to bring a widespread few inches of snow

Higher elevations could pick up a quick couple inches of snow

A foot of snow possible at the highest summits of the Adirondacks and Green Mountains

Over 4 inches of rain fell Wednesday

A very minor earthquake occurred in northwestern Clinton County, New York Tuesday night.The epicenter was near the hamlet of Churubusco, in the town of Clinton, New York, at 8:51 p.m.Shaking was felt as far away as the Upper Valley of Vermont and also in Canada, not far from the epicenter.According to Chief Meteorologist Tyler Jankoski, the Adirondacks and northern New York are part of the well-known Western Quebec Seismic Zone.Dozens of small earthquakes like this one have happened in just the…

After a warm and dry stretch of weather in Vermont and Northern New York, the weather pattern is turning cool and unsettled for the rest of the week.View Latest Weather AlertsThrough the rest of Wednesday, a few isolated showers and non-severe thunderstorms may pop up.On Thursday, a steadier round of rain is expected to arrive. There is some model disagreement on the exact start time... but the latest data favors a mid-late morning start with periods of rain expected through the afternoon.Given…

NBC5 News meteorologists have been closely following the weather pattern over the United States for Monday, April 8, 2024.Consensus has been developing in recent days, as of March 29, that a big area of high pressure will be somewhere over the eastern half of the country.This ridge of high pressure could give Vermont and northern New York an excellent chance to view the upcoming total solar eclipse.However, still being 10 days out, the pattern can shift.This time of year, in New England, so-call…

Thursday will start with sun, fading to clouds later in the day. Highs will be near 30.A round of steady snow arrives 5-9 p.m. Thursday evening and exits the valleys by sunrise Friday. Snow likely continues through the daytime hours on Friday in the mountains. As of now, a widespread 2-4″ of snow looks likely, with 4-8″+ for the mountains.President’s Day weekend is looking mostly dry!Plenty of clouds and a few flurries are expected Saturday and Sunday, with more sun likely on Presidents’ Day its…

Vermont is looking to avoid the nor’easter expected to drop large amounts of snow in parts of southern New England, with the storm seeming to brush just south of the state’s borders.Initially, the storm was expected to impact areas of southern Vermont Tuesday morning with a couple inches of snow, but updated models on Monday evening have changed the forecast to show that we will likely avoid any accumulation in the region.However, heavy snow south of Vermont in areas like New York and Massachus…