Rain bookends mostly pleasant week in NEK
A frontal boundary brings scattered showers Wednesday, then high pressure keeps conditions dry through Sunday. Minimal smoke impact.
A frontal boundary brings scattered showers Wednesday, then high pressure keeps conditions dry through Sunday. Minimal smoke impact.
Dave Gross decorates the East Hardwick water tub for the July Fourth celebration.
After oppressive heat and thunderstorms, a cold front brings showers Thursday and Friday, then sunny skies and comfortable humidity for the weekend.
Kevin and Karen Broderick's farm revives Vermont's historic hops industry and merino wool production in East Hardwick.
A heat wave with dangerous heat index values over 100 degrees is forecast for the Northeast Kingdom through Saturday.
After nine consecutive days of measurable precipitation, the NEK may finally get a break. A total of 2.42 inches of rain fell.
Caledonia Grange #9 in East Hardwick hosts Tuesday evening jam sessions at 5 p.m. with potluck and food shelf donations.
EHNO previews a historical interpretive panel for the upcoming Lamoille Valley Rail Trail trailhead in East Hardwick.
After a wet May, the Northeast Kingdom gets a dry stretch with near-record heat Thursday before showers return for the weekend.