16TH FOR A LIMITED TIME. >> NOW, FIRST ALERT WEATHER WITH
TYLER JING KOSKI.
TYLER: SOME OF THE COLDEST AIR
THIS SEASON IS READY TO MOVE
INTO THE REGION.
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS
ALREADY POSTED A WIND-CHILL
ADVISORY FOR THE MORNING HOURS
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW. THIS INCLUDES NORTHERN VERMONT,
A LARGE CHUNK OF THE
ADIRONDACKS, BUT NOT QUITE THE
IMMEDIATE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY.
IT IS GOING TO BE VERY COLD ON
THE THERMOMETER AND IN TERMS OF
THE WINDCHILL.
THE WINDCHILL. THE WIND CHILL VALUES COULD
APPROACH 30 BELOW ZERO.
TWO THINGS I WANT TO SHOW YOU
ONE STORM TRACKER, THE LARGE
BLOB OF WHITE AND BLUE TO THE
SOUTH IS A SNOWSTORM.
LIGHT SNOW IN KEENE, REALLY NOT
ACCUMULATING.
ACCUMULATING. ELSEWHERE IT IS JUST SNOW
SHOWERS.
SHOWERS. WE ARE WATCHING AN ARCTIC
BOUNDARY DROP SOUTH OVER THE
NEXT COUPLE OF HOURS.
IT IS THAT BOUNDARY THAT'S GOING
TO MAKE TOMORROW PRETTY
UNBEARABLE OUTSIDE.
UNBEARABLE OUTSIDE. I WANT TO GIVE YOUA CLOSE LOOK
HERE SOUTH OF BURLINGTON ALONG
ROUTES ALLEN -- ROUTE SEVEN.
LATER TODAY, SOME OF THE SHOWERS
COULD BE MORE OF A ROBUST
SQUALL, A LITTLE HEAVIER, MORE
INTENSE.
INTENSE. JUST KEEP THAT IN MIND IF YOU
ARE DOING TRAVELING LATER
TONIGHT YEAR IT WILL DEFINITELY
BE BRUTAL IF YOU'RE PLANNING ON
DOING ANY WALKING ON CHURCH
STREET FOR DINNER.
29 INSANE JAKE, 30 AND MILLER --
MIDDLE BARRY, AND 30 IN
BENNINGTON.
BENNINGTON. THE WIND DIRECTION IS NOT THAT
UNIFIED WHEN YOU GO SOUTH, BUT
NOTICE HOW IT'S OUT OF THE
NORTH.
NORTH. THOSE SITES ARE BEHIND THE FRONT
YARD THE FRONT CONTINUES TO GO
SOUTH, AND THE TEMPERATURES WILL
GENERALLY FALL FOR THE REST OF
THE AFTERNOON AND CERTAINLY INTO
THE EVENING.
THE EVENING. IN FACT, LOOK AT 9:00, 17
DEGREES.
DEGREES. BY 11:00 ONLY 13 DEGREES.
IT WILL FEEL LIKE BELOW ZERO.
SNOW SHOWERS CONTINUE.
IT TURNS WIND YEAR AS THE HOURS
GO BY.
GO BY. WE WILL CALL FOR GUT OF SAY 30
MILES PER HOUR.
I THINK THAT WIND GUSTS WILL
STAY UP THERE FOR TOMORROW.
NOTICE THE SNOW SHOWERS AND
SQUALLS AS WE HAD THROUGH THIS
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
AGAIN, PAY EXTRA ATTENTION IT
YOU ARE TRAVELING LATER, SOME OF
THOSE SQUALLS COULD COVER THE
ROADS.
ROADS. TOMORROW IS A BLEND OF SUNSHINE
AND CLOUDS, BUT IT IS COLD.
IT WILL BE VERY CLOSE TO THE
LOWEST HIGH TEMPERATURE WE HAVE
SEEN THIS SEASON.
TOMORROW MORNING LOOK AT THE
WIND CHILL VALUES.
14 BELOW IN BURLINGTON, 21 BELOW
IN LYNDONVILLE.
IN LYNDONVILLE. IT BECOMES, WE WILL SAY, LESS
HAD BY THE AFTERNOON HOURS, BUT
STILL FEELING LIKE BELOW ZERO AS
THIS LOB OF ARCTIC AIR JUST
CENTERS ITSELF RIGHT OVER THE
REGION.
REGION. I THINK THE RECORD LOW HIGH
TEMPERATURE AT EACH OF THESE
SITES IS GOING TO BE BROKEN.
THAT IS IMPRESSIVE.
THE RECORD LOW HIGH IS 14 AND
BURLINGTON.
BURLINGTON. THAT WAS SET IN THE FIRST FULL
YEAR OF RECORD KEEPING, 1885 IN
BURLINGTON.
BURLINGTON. HERE IS THE FIVE-DAY FORECAST
HERE TO THE SNOW SHOWERS -- IT
IS A DRY WEEKEND DESPITE THE
CHILL.
CHILL. WE WILL GO FROM ONE DOES IT --
ONE DEGREE TO 11 DEGREES.
DRY MONDAY AND THEN I REALLY
POWERFUL STORM SYSTEM WILL BE
OFF THE COAST.
THAT IS THE KEY.
I THINK IT IS A LITTLE BIT TOO
FAR EAST TO IMPACT US, WHAT LORI
-- BUT SOMEONE IS GOING TO GET
CLOBBERED.
CLOBBERED. DEFINITELY SOMETHING THAT WILL
KEEP US BUSY AND THEN WE WILL
DRY OUT AS WE HEAD INTO
THURSDAY.