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Weather Journal March 26, 2026
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Eye On The Sky — Weather Journal March 26, 2026. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
From the Fairbanks Museum in St. John's Parry, this is the eye on the sky weather journal. The sun climbed above the horizon at 6.42 this morning, it will set at 7.10, length of the day, 12 hours and 28 minutes. March walks that thin line between seasons, so we can go from mild to wild in short order as was the case on this date in 1847. Temperatures in near 40 degrees and rain developing soon turned to snow as winds strengthened from the northeast, according to Zadok Thompson's records from Burlington, ending up with 17 inches of snow, badly drifted blocking roads. 22 inches was reported in Loonenburg and 30 inches in Barnard, Vermont. Today, though nothing as dramatic as 1847, we'll see a warm front lift northward, temperatures will climb to the 50s and 60s, some breaks of sun in the south, then the front settles south tonight, rain ends as a little wet snow turning much colder. I may be religious to Mark Brin with an eye on the sky.
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