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The thunderstorms expected tonight through Sunday morning will have some more impacts for Northern Vermont as well now. Best chances for activity is 2 AM to 8 AM.
๐งต1) There still remains some uncertainty on how much warm air overspreads the area, especially in our southern regions, but confidence is growing in the locations that will see the best chances for snow and/or ice. Below is our current forecast thoughts:
Stay alert! Tracking storm closely as forecast continues to shift & in addition to full GMP team we have external crews here to respond as needed. Stay safe!
EMERGENCY OUTAGE needed today that will affect 748 customers in Benson, West Haven & Orwell. Crews have to take an unplanned temporary outage to safely make equipment repairs starting at 1PM. Crews expect work to take 2 hours. This will prevent a much longer outage in the future.
The precipitation starts as snow in the mountains and rain in the valleys but by the end everywhere is seeing snow. With temperatures close to and above freezing at the beginning, the snow will struggle to accumulate outside the heavier bands in many areas
Most areas in VT could see excessive rainfall tomorrow into Thursday. With temperatures above freezing, rainfall and melting snow could lead to creek and river flooding, especially near the Winooski and Mad rivers, and Otter Creek. Remember turn around, don't drown! #VTwx#NYwx
Stay safe/stay alert to changing conditions as a rain & heavy wet snowstorm could hit #vt early Thursday into Friday. In addition to hazardous driving, the snow forecasted could be heavy enough to weigh down and damage trees and powerlines, possibly causing outages. Details โฌ๏ธ
A Winter Storm Watch is in effect from 1 AM Thu thru 1 AM Fri for Orange, Rutland, Windsor, Bennington, and Windham Counties of VT. Exact snow amounts still uncertain, but the focus will be towards southern VT.
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Stay alert! National Weather Service says northwesterly winds continue throughout the AM before diminishing later this afternoon. The state is alerting people there could be strong winds up to 50 mph in locations. Crews responding to outages. Stay safe!
Green Mountain Power has 10 certified drone pilots who have flown over power lines more than 150 times this year to find storm damage for repair crews. https://t.co/Byhr2IM6kt
Solutions likes drones help keep customers connected & safe in the face of increasingly frequent & severe storms. The program speeds up repairs, lowers costs for customers, and keeps field crews safer! #resiliency#vt