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Recreational Forecast April 1, 2026
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Eye On The Sky — Recreational Forecast April 1, 2026. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Good morning. From the Fairbanks Museum in St. John'sbury, this is the eye on the sky recreational forecast. Once again, we have a weatherfront making for some very different conditions across the region. It is much cooler through the St. Lawrence Valley and bleeding into the Champlain Valley in the thirties this morning. It will climb back into the low forties, meanwhile south of a weatherfront stretching across central parts of our listening area, it's in the fifties and some sixties, but it'll be dropping this afternoon. There will be much in the way of precipitation today, in fact we may see some breaks in the clouds this afternoon with a little bit of sun. Tomorrow, that same weatherfront, tries to lift northward, there'll be some early rain or even a little sleet in the south and a chance of some rain or sleet in the north later in the day, but most of the day tomorrow should be fairly quiet and on the cool side upper thirties and low forties. For the mountains today, the summits will be obscured in the clouds this morning, any rain showers ending, clouds will be lifting this afternoon, may be a glimpse of sun. Northwesterly winds shifting to the north and diminishing this afternoon, meanwhile temperatures
in the forties will be dropping to near thirty at four thousand feet, falling into the twenties at six thousand feet. At lower elevations, a cold front edging southward today means winds will be shifting to the northwest and north fairly light near ten miles per hour, especially the Champlain Valley turning to the southeast tomorrow. I'm Eddie Religious to Mark Brin with an eye on the sky.
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