The episode opens with host DJ Huzz describing yesterday's rain making its exit while winter returns aggressively. Southern Vermont experiences 32 degrees in Bennington with 17 mph west winds cutting through, while lingering flurries wrap up by 5 p.m. Tonight's temperature drops to 17 degrees feeling like seven, described as cold that finds every gap in your jacket. Friday brings another 1-2 inches of snow before a brief Saturday thaw to 32 degrees, then back down to 15 Saturday night. Central Vermont is slightly warmer with Montpelier at 39 degrees but northwest winds at 10 mph making it feel colder. Tonight crashes to 20 degrees in central regions with Friday bringing messy conditions of snow in the morning then rain as temperatures hover near freezing. The weekend features snow showers Friday night, highs near 38 Saturday, then another plunge to 20 with winds gusting to 28 mph. The northeast kingdom started at 41 degrees in Saint Johnsbury but tonight drops to 18 with Friday bringing serious snow accumulations. Saturday struggles to hit 36 with more snow showers before Monday goes to 50 degrees. Friday goes wild with rain likely and highs soaring to 57 before crashing to 25 overnight. A flood watch is active through the afternoon with ice jams being a real concern, especially along the Passumpsic River near Lindenville where homes are being evacuated. Listeners near water are advised to stay alert. The week ahead includes Friday's clipper bringing a few inches of snow enough to slick up roads, followed by Monday's weather pattern.
