Ben Frechette
Meteorologist at WPTZ-TV (South Burlington, VT)
Meteorologist at WNNE-TV (White River Junction, VT)
Meteorologist at @MyNBC5 covering #vtwx, #nywx, and #nhwx | Tweets are my own, RTs ≠ endorsements
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1 week ago |
mynbc5.com | Ben Frechette
Lighter showers will transition to steadier, heavier rain through Friday afternoon, with locally heavy downpours possible during Friday evening's commute.The rainfall could lead to areas of urban flooding through Friday evening with ponding in vulnerable spots. Minor flooding is also possible on small creeks and streams. Mainstem rivers will rise, but largely stay out of flood stage.
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1 week ago |
mynbc5.com | Ben Frechette
right? How we see the world. And that can have a lasting, damaging effect. Widespread rainfall will occur tonight into Saturday as a low moves up the New England coast. Lower rainfall rates should prevent any flash flood threat, though some minor river flooding is possible across parts of central and southern Vermont. After the low exits, much drier and warmer conditions are expected to start next week. Widespread rainfall will occur tonight into Saturday as a low moves up the New England coast.
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1 week ago |
mynbc5.com | Ben Frechette
If you’ve been to the Post Mills Airport, you’ve probably heard the sound of hot air balloons.This charming airfield is packed with personality, thanks to its late owner, Brian Boland. He was more than a legendary balloonist – he built his own balloons, created the 25-foot “Vermontasaurus,” and filled his “Museum of Rusty Dusty Stuff” with unique treasures.Brian’s partner, Tina Foster, remembers him as endlessly creative, always dreaming up wild ideas.
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2 weeks ago |
mynbc5.com | Ben Frechette
View the latest run of FutureCast to help you plan ahead for strong to severe thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon.See below for a full breakdown on the impacts and highest risk areas through Tuesday evening: View the latest run of FutureCast to help you plan ahead for strong to severe thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon.
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2 weeks ago |
mynbc5.com | Ben Frechette
Increased heat and humidity Tuesday will provide fuel for strong to severe thunderstorms in New York and western Vermont by the late afternoon. After a sunny and dry morning, southerly winds will gust up to 30 MPH and warm the region well into the 70s and 80s. The air will become noticeably humid, especially in New York.Storms begin to fire around 3 PM across western areas, before progressing east toward the Champlain Valley during the evening commute.
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