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Scientists with the University of Vermont unveiled the first weather station in a new statewide network called the Mesonet at the fairgrounds in Lyndonville.
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An abrupt swing from hot weather to cold is affecting farmers across the Northeast. Vermont flower farmer Gregory Witscher said tulips grown for Mother's Day bloomed weeks ahead of schedule.
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Vermont's skies may be darker than in other states, but there are still reasons to keep light pollution at bay.
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Unseasonably warm weather is causing ice jams in some rivers across the state this week.
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Many towns across the state saw 9 to 14 inches Monday, with more snow on the way.
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Some towns in Vermont are dealing with a shortage of road salt ahead of a very cold, snowy weekend.
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Public safety officials are urging people to avoid driving on Monday as an ice storm brings potentially dangerous conditions to Vermont.
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These resources will help you avoid traffic, map power outages, track snow plows and stay healthy through the winter.
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The UVM Water Resources Institute has applied to the town of Lyndon for a zoning permit for its first weather station.
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Spring-fed and shallow dug wells at Vermont’s old homes are particularly vulnerable in the drought. Drilling a new well can cost as much as $20,000.