Matt DiLoreto

South Burlington

Meteorologist at WPTZ-TV (South Burlington, VT)

Meteorologist at WNNE-TV (White River Junction, VT)

Meteorologist at NBC5, covering Vermont and the Adirondacks. CT native and @WestConn alum

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Mostly cloudy and drier Sunday, chance for a passing shower

6 days ago | mynbc5.com | Matt DiLoreto

CONDITIONS SHOULD <WEATHER TOSS> Today should be mostly dry, though showers will arrive this evening for northern and upslope areas. After these move out overnight, dry weather should generally prevail through midweek, and it will be accompanied by a drastic warming trend. By Wednesday, temperatures will be approaching record highs in some areas. The next shower chances are late in the week. Today should be mostly dry, though showers will arrive this evening for northern and upslope areas.
Heavy rain Saturday, isolated flooding possible

6 days ago | mynbc5.com | Matt DiLoreto

IN ESSEX JUNCTION YUNIER MARTINEZ NBC5 NEWS <NOW NBC5 FIRST WARNING WEATHER THE AREA'S CERTIFIED MOST ACCURATE FORECAST> Steady rain is expected to continue tonight most areas as a norúeaster rotates across the region. Additional rainfall between 0.25-1.5 inches from west to east is expected into Sunday morning. The steady rain exits tonight, but showers will linger for much of tomorrow, particularly in northern and upslope areas.
Brighter and warmer Memorial Day, chance of a pop up shower

1 week ago | mynbc5.com | Matt DiLoreto

FORECAST> Our trend toward drier and warmer weather begins in earnest on Memorial Day. There will be a few showers over the mountains, otherwise you can expect sunshine and seasonable temperatures for the holiday. The warmer and drier conditions will continue into mid week, then precipitation chances increase from Thursday onward. Our trend toward drier and warmer weather begins in earnest on Memorial Day.
Cloudy, still a few showers possible Sunday

1 week ago | mynbc5.com | Matt DiLoreto

FORECAST> Persistent low pressure that brought us a prolonged period of cool and wet weather will finally start to move away tonight and Sunday. The result will be fewer showers on Sunday, along with more seasonable temperatures. Dry, mostly sunny, and warm conditions will return for Memorial Day through Wednesday, then rain chances increase beginning Thursday. Persistent low pressure that brought us a prolonged period of cool and wet weather will finally start to move away tonight and Sunday.
Vermont City Marathon forecast: Hourly conditions for marathon morning

2 weeks ago | mynbc5.com | Matt DiLoreto

The Vermont City Marathon is nearly here, and our latest forecast shows that athletes could be in for some wet weather during the race, particularly early in the day. Top video: See the latest forecast Sunday morning will be cool and overcast, with some light showers and drizzle possible early in the day. For those preparing to either run or watch the marathon, temperatures will start out cool, with highs near 50 degrees in the morning.
Hour-by-hour timing: Nor'easter brings wet weather to Vermont, New York on Memorial Day weekend

2 weeks ago | mynbc5.com | Matt DiLoreto

A Nor'easter is blowing through Vermont and New York just in time for Memorial Day weekend, meaning much of the weekend will see periods of light rain and even some snow in the high peaks.While the weekend isn't a washout, you'll want to stay weather aware as conditions could put a damper on any outdoor plans as we kick off the unofficial start to summer.Click the video player above to see when rain will impact your town.Click here for the full extended forecast, including information for the...
Spring nor'easter to bring rain, mountain snow to Vermont, New York

2 weeks ago | mynbc5.com | Matt DiLoreto

Memorial Day weekend is getting off to a wet — and in some spots, snowy — start thanks to an unusual system moving through New York and New England. A spring Nor'easter will drop light rain Thursday across parts of our region, but rain will become steadier and heavier into the evening. Several inches of snow are possible for the Adirondack High Peaks and summits of the central Green Mountains between Thursday and Friday morning.
Chilly temperatures, shower chances most of this week

2 weeks ago | mynbc5.com | Matt DiLoreto

WEATHER THE AREA'S CERTIFIED MOST ACCURATE FORECAST> Cooler than average temperatures will be persistent this week. Showery weather will continue through Monday night before a lull in activity occurs mid week. Then more wet weather is likely for the end of the week into next weekend. Cooler than average temperatures will be persistent this week. Showery weather will continue through Monday night before a lull in activity occurs mid week.
Much cooler Sunday, showers continue

2 weeks ago | mynbc5.com | Matt DiLoreto

PARTICIPATED IN THIS WEEKEND'S COMMENCEMENT IN PLATTSBURGH. <NOW NBC5 FIRST WARNING WEATHER - THE AREA'S MOST ACCURATE FORECAST> <WEATHER> Temperatures cool sharply tonight into Sunday with highs in the 50s and 60s. With the cold core of the low overhead, more showers are anticipated, but no severe thunderstorms since temperatures cool off dramatically. Upper low drags northeastward Sunday night pulling rain with it.
Severe storms leave several roads washed out, rivers rising in Vermont & New York Saturday

2 weeks ago | mynbc5.com | Matt DiLoreto

Severe thunderstorms and torrential downpours left thousands without power, roads washed out, and rivers rising across Vermont and New York Saturday.Below is a graph of the current regional power outages, always updating: Rounds of heavy rain began early in the morning, saturating soils ahead of the heavier afternoon round of rain and storms.