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Mar 2015
3m 30s

Eyes on the Sky

Erica Heilman / Rumble Strip, Erica Heilman
About this episode

Into Tuesday we’ll see gusty winds, an early morning cold front east of Route 2 and a massive low pressure system delivering winter-like temperatures and moderate rain east of the Greens. Here are Eyes on the Sky.

Eyes on the Sky was written by Montpelier resident Linda Coble.

And thank you to the brave meteorologists at Eye On the Sky, who have delivered so much bad news, so well, for so long. Winters wouldn’t be the same without you.

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