We've officially seen 31 wet weekends in a row in Burlington. According to our records, which date back to 1884, this is the longest we've gone without a completely dry weekend! And since January 1st, nearly 46% of our yearly precipitation has fallen on the weekends!

RT @wcax: Not surprisingly, the Severe Thunderstorm Watch for Bennington and Windham counties in Vermont has been cancelled. An isolated s….

RT @wcax: A few stronger thunderstorms will soon exit southern portions of Vermont, with much quieter conditions for the rest of the evenin….

RT @wcax: Showers are likely on Sunday, with possible embedded thunderstorms. During the early afternoon, a few may be strong to severe in….

RT @wcax: Almost fall-like this morning, with some chilly temperatures. A few upper 30s are possible in spots like Saranac Lake for Sunday….

RT @wcax: There's a slight risk for severe thunderstorms in southern parts of the region for early Sunday afternoon. Though widespread act….

RT @wcax: Today will be a beautiful day with mostly sunny skies and highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Showers and thunderstorms are expec….

As you step out the door this morning, it will feel very refreshing compared to the last few days!. The humidity is finally gone, and temperatures are seasonable in the low 60s. But it is pretty breezy this morning with winds out of the north and northwest between 10 to 20 mph.

Tonight we'll be kissing the 90s and humidity goodbye for awhile. Bone dry humidity and highs only in the 70s are expected tomorrow. You might even need a light jacket Saturday morning! Here's what to expect in your evening forecast discussion.

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It officially hit 90° at Burlington Airport this afternoon!. While we've had hotter days, today was the third day in a row with an observed temperature of 90°+. This makes it our first heat wave of the year!

There's a risk for severe storms this afternoon and evening. The biggest threat today will be strong winds, but there's also a low chance for a brief weak tornado. The best chance to see storms become strong or severe will be between 3pm and 8pm tonight.

Scattered thunderstorms this evening have the potential to be strong or severe. With any severe storms there's a threat for strong winds, heavy downpours, or a brief tornado. But after the storms, we'll finally get some relief from the heat and humidity.

If you hate the humidity, here's some good news for tomorrow. Dew points today will be staying oppressively humid in the low 70s, but they will be dropping after thunderstorms this evening. We could see some storms become severe today with strong winds or a brief tornado.

It'll be another hot, humid, and hazy afternoon tomorrow. No different than the past few days; however, this time around, we'll be looking at more widespread thunderstorm activity with a few isolated severe storms possible.

The Canadian wildfire smoke is clearing today and overnight, the smoke should be out of our region and we should have much better air quality by morning. But overnight dew points will be climbing into the 70s with temperatures only in the low 70s.

A Heat Advisory has been issued for the areas shaded in orange for today from noon until 8pm. We're expecting to see high temperatures reaching the low to mid-90s today. And with high humidity it will feel like temperatures are in the mid to upper 90s. Make sure to stay hydrated!

RT @wxpeterk: Another hazy, hot and humid day as Canadian wildfire smoke lingers overhead.

The wildfire smoke in the air is giving us a pretty sunrise, but it's also still having an impact on our air quality. We're seeing air quality that is unhealthy for sensitive groups. This means sensitive groups should limit their time outdoors until the air quality improves.

While air quality will be improving tomorrow, conditions will be hazardous but in a different way. A combination of heat and humidity will have conditions feeling stifling. Heat index values just shy of 100° in some spots are expected.