Our latest 10-day forecast.

An upper-level trough to our north keeps a ridge of high pressure over the Atlantic Ocean this week. The result.. seasonable warmth (70s), as opposed to 80s. An upper low brings rain near the Great Lakes this weekend. This largely *misses* our region. Perhaps a shower Sunday.

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A *little* bit of a rise on Lake Champlain from the rain Thursday night and Saturday, but still well below average by 0.9 FT. With a mostly (or totally) dry stretch the next 10 days, expect the lake level to again drop off. Drought conditions persist, too.

Average first freeze (temp. at or below 32 degrees) shown on this map. Early to mid-September in the Adirondacks and NEK. So, the frost tonight is very typical for this time of year. It usually takes until about a month from now for the wider valleys to dip below freezing.

Frost advisories in effect in the *blue* shaded areas overnight into Tuesday morning. Patchy frost likely in the Adirondacks, high elevations of the NEK and far northern NH. Be sure to cover/protect any crops that are still growing in these areas.

Clear skies and calm winds will bring a chilly Monday night, as high pressure moves overhead. Lows reach the 30s and 40s, depending on elevation. Patchy frost likely in the mountain towns.

Feeling like fall Monday afternoon. Looking like it too, in the higher terrain spots! Check out those pops of color on Baker Mountain in Saranac Lake. Sunshine, warm days and cool nights will get foliage season going the next 1-2 weeks.

Our latest 10-day forecast.

A very quiet stretch ahead! High pressure keeps the Northeast totally (or mostly) dry through at least next Saturday. Rain stays well off to our west, near the Great Lakes. Not ideal for the ongoing drought, but excellent for outdoor activities.

What a kickoff to the workweek! Sunshine, low humidity, highs near 70 and a northwest breeze Monday. Super comfortable. A nice stretch of September weather all week long.

Mostly clear and cool Sunday night. That will provide good viewing of the full "corn" moon! Total lunar eclipse also happens tonight, but unlike March, will *not* be visible in North America. Have to be in Africa, Europe, Asia or Australia to see it (unfortunately).

FutureCast shows a mostly dry rest of Sunday, but a few spotty showers pass through northern areas this afternoon, due to a weak upper-level trough. Skies clear this evening, as high pressure starts to build in.

Forecast looks pretty good for the Pride Parade and Festival in Burlington today! Parade begins downtown at noon. Should be a few breaks of sun then. The festival is from 1–5 PM at Waterfront Park. An isolated shower possible, but dry most of the time. Temps. in the 60s.

Our latest 10-day forecast.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 9/06 3:45PM. A brief tornado is possible within this storm ⚠️ This storm is capable of producing strong winds and/or hail. Head indoors or get to shelter and wait for the storm to pass: https://t.co/XfaFjW16ek

Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 9/06 3:15PM ⚠️ This storm is capable of producing strong winds and/or hail. Head indoors or get to a sturdy shelter and wait for the storm to pass. Track it here: https://t.co/XfaFjW16ek

Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 9/06 8:00PM ⚠️

A very enjoyable stretch of September weather next week. Highs in the 60s and 70s, low humidity, lots of sunshine. A small shower chance Thursday, otherwise it stays dry. High pressure in control!

Rainfall Through Sunday Morning — Not much north, with a widespread 0.1-0.25" expected. Higher totals south, where downpours develop. 1-2" potential along and east of the CT River. A good drink of water for towns that largely missed out Thursday night.

Potential is there for a brief spin-up tornado or two this afternoon in the shaded areas. Risk is a bit higher in orange. That represents a 5% chance for a tornado within 25 miles of a point. Our team will have updates and cut in on NBC5, if a warning pops up.