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Northeast Cold Water Awareness Week 2026

Two Years Ago - Total Solar Eclipse across VT-NY

After a cold start this morning, temperatures are expected to warm into the 40s to near 50 this afternoon. High pressure across the region will bring mostly sunny skies and dry weather for today into tomorrow.

It is Northeast Cold Water Awareness Week. See our full spring cold water safety message at https://youtu.be/WRtlejpvZtE. Today’s Topic: Preventing Physical Incapacitation. To find out more about cold water visit: https://weather.gov/safety/coldwater

It was two years ago today: a total solar eclipse moved from southern Texas northeast across the Mississippi and Ohio River valleys and eventually across northern New York and northern New England during the afternoon of April 8, 2024. www.weather.gov/btv/Meteorological-Conditions-across-Vermont-and-northern-New-York-During-the-Total-Solar-Eclipse-of-8-April-2024

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