Hardwick Weather Forecasting

07/10/2025

Bump in the flooding risk for today... still isolated, but we've already seen a good soaking this morning. Be weather aware

06/19/2025

This is now a Severe thunderstorm warning to include parts of Wolcott and Craftsbury until 430 p.m. Winds to 60 mph and torrential downpours possible.

***This statement is no longer in effect***

A Special Weather Statement has been issued for parts of Franklin, Lamoille and Orleans counties until 4:15 PM. The main hazard is winds up to 50 mph.

06/19/2025

Severe Thunderstorm Watch #441 has been issued for parts of the Northeast until 9 pm EDT. Damaging winds are likely with isolated hail and a brief tornado. See www.spc.noaa.gov

02/18/2021

***UPDATE*** All three missing persons have been found.

Please be on the lookout for these three missing children.

08/04/2020

10 AM Update on Precipitation Threat: Heavy rainfall is underway in association with Tropical Storm Isaias. Please see graphic for details on impacts. Heaviest rainfall will be this evening with the core of the storm, currently over southern Maryland and heading our way.

08/22/2017

Tornado watch in effect until 2100 for Addison, Chittenden, Franklin, and Grand Isle counties. Severe thunderstorms expected to develop in the next several hours.

08/22/2017

The Storm Prediction Center is contemplating a tornado watch for northern New York this afternoon. Storms developing in this area will move eastward later in the afternoon and evening and cause additional severe weather.

05/18/2017

Severe thunderstorm warning until 6:30 for Crittenden, Washington, Lamoille, Orleans, and Caledonia counties. Quarter sized hail and strong winds expected.

05/18/2017

Severe t-storm watch in effect until 11 p.m. Radar is starting to light up. Storms in Morrisville/Middlebury/Shelburne...
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05/01/2017

Active weather is expected this evening and overnight as a cold front moves in to our area. Showers and thunderstorms developing over the Saint Lawrence Valley will initially be spotty in coverage, before converting into a line and moving east into Vermont. The timing of these storms will be between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. Damaging winds to 60 m.p.h., heavy rainfall, and an isolated tornado threat exist, especially in western parts of our area. Monitor local media for further updates.

02/11/2017

WINTER STORM WARNING in effect from 10 a.m. Sunday to 7 p.m. Monday. Expect 8-10" Champlain Valley; 10-12" in the valleys of the NEK, and 12-14" in the mountains of Vermont.

01/03/2017

From our friends at the National Weather Service... looks to be an icy evening tomorrow!