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CVEC Names Wood as New CEO and President

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Gary Wood

Press Release from CVEC

Lovingston, Va.
January 6, 2008

Central Virginia Electric Cooperative recently announced that its Board of Directors has named Gary E. Wood to serve as the company’s Chief Executive Officer and President. Wood assumed the top position on January 2 with the retirement of outgoing CEO, Howard Scarboro.
A long term employee at CVEC, Wood began his career in 1987 as an electrical engineer, was selected as the Planning Engineering Manager in 1991 and was promoted to Vice President of Engineering and Operations in 1999. Wood most recently served as the CVEC Senior Vice President, overseeing all functions related to wholesale energy purchases, distribution system engineering and operations management.
Wood received strong votes of confidence from both Scarboro and the CVEC directors. “Gary Wood was the first person that I hired after I arrived at CVEC and it was one of my best decisions, Gary brings a triple play of talents to the Cooperative’s table, with training and experience in three key areas; technology, business and leadership,” said Scarboro. “Gary has initiated or participated in many of the advancements occurring at CVEC since his arrival.”
Past-chairman, K.M. Beasley, Jr. of Buckingham County summarized the sentiment of the CVEC Directors, stating “Since that summer of 1991, Mr. Wood had key roles in virtually every aspect of the Cooperative’s success story.”
Wood commented on the expansion of his responsibilities: “I am honored to have been selected for this leadership position and I am dedicated to continuing the CVEC traditions of hard work and innovative practices in order to deliver the best energy value to the cooperative members. With the excellent Board of Directors and a staff of dedicated, highly-skilled employees, CVEC will work to build on the many successes it achieved during Mr. Scarboro’s tenure.”
Wood also announced additional promotions at CVEC. “I am pleased to name Bruce Maurhoff as the new Vice President for Engineering and Operations, while Joseph Key will move into the position of Engineering Manager. Both are outstanding employees and will play important roles in the Cooperative’s success in their new positions. CVEC is fortunate to have this depth of talent available within its ranks.”
About Gary E. Wood – Wood is a licensed professional engineer with a degree in electrical engineering from the University of Virginia and a Master of Business Administration from Auburn University. A native of Nelson County, he has served on the Nelson County School Board and is a past chairman of the Nelson County Board of Supervisors. Gary Wood and his wife, Deborah Harvey, continue to reside in Nelson County with their two children, Christopher and Katherine.
ABOUT CVEC – Central Virginia Electric Cooperative is a member-owned, not-for-profit electric distribution utility serving more that 33,000 locations in the rural portions of 14 Virginia counties. With a long practice of innovation and independent thinking, CVEC has consistently provided reliable service at affordable rates.

P. O. Box 247 · Lovingston, VA 22949 · 800-FOR-CVEC · 434-263-8336 · Fax: 434-263-8339 · www.forcvec.com

Datebook : Wintergreen Nature Foundation : January Events

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Wintergreen Nature Foundation
WNF

Friday, January 11 6PM
Dinner Theater: The Wonders of Where
Each year the Nature Foundation chooses one place as their adventure destination. As always we will have the best naturalists, birders and interesting instructors lead us through these pristine natural areas. In 2008 TWNF will lead two amazing trips to Nova Scotia and Costa Rica. Join Liz Salas for all of the details of these two excursions. Cost: $5 members, $10 non-members. TWNF will provide coffee, wine and dessert. Bring a covered dish to share. Please register by noon Wednesday, January 9 by calling 434-325-8169.

Wednesday, January 16 10 AM
Mysterious Ruins on Humpback Mountain
Explore ruins in our own backyard. In this installment of Highland Hikes Tom Marker will lead you to the Northrup T-28 wreckage on Humpback Mountain. Moderate to Difficult. Carry water, hiking poles and wear sturdy footwear. Cost: $3 members, $5 non-members. Please register by noon Tuesday, January 15 by calling 434-325-8169.

Looking Ahead
Thursday, February 21 8AM
Hummingbirds, Orchids, and the US Botanic Gardens
Do you enjoy watching hummingbirds in your garden? Do you wish you had more hovering over your flowers? Join us for a lunchtime talk at the US Botanic Gardens led by Bill Hilton, Jr., Executive Director of Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History on Gardening for Hummingbirds. We’ll follow the talk with a tour through the new orchid exhibit and a late lunch. Cost is $30 for Nature Foundation members and $35 for non-members. Bring money for lunch. Note: Early Registration is required to attend this talk, please register by noon, January 15 by calling 434-325-8169.

Afton : New : Vineyard Coffee House Opens @ 151 & Chapel Hollow Road

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Photography by Tommy Stafford
Nelson County Life Magazine ©2008
New Vineyard Coffee House
Afton, Virginia

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Above, Mendi Goodwin shows the special of the day at her newly opened Vineyard Coffee House inside Flying Fox

“I wanted a latti or a cappuccino every now and then so I decided to open up the place!” That’s how Mendi Goodwin says she ultimately came up with the idea to place a coffee house inside the Flying Fox tasting room during the typically slower months of the year when many minds are on skiing. Not to worry, you can still buy wine, but Mendi approached owners Rich and Lynn Evans about opening the coffee house as an extension of Flying Fox. Up until recently many folks remember Mendi from the tasting room at Veritas Winery, She had been there for quite sometime prior to opening the coffee house. Her husband is still one of the chef’s at Veritas, so coming up with a few easy soup and sandwich ideas to compliment the coffee were a natural.

“We’re doing a lunch special of the day, so everyday might be something different. Anything from a Frito Chili Pie to a panini,” adds Mendi. In addition to the light lunch menu, Mendi is doing breakfast burritos and muffins too. “You’ve got Ashley’s, you’ve got Graves, they do really great breakfast sandwiches on biscuits and buns, but no one is doing a breakfast burrito,” says Mendi. They are serving three different kinds, bacon, mexican sausage, or a veggie burrito.

You can get your order to go, or sit down in front of the fire and enjoy!

Mendi says they will be open Monday through Saturday from 7 AM to 3PM.

Stop by and see her!

Nellysford : UVA Community Credit Union Nears Completion & Opening

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UVA Community Credit Union Nears Completion
Nellysford, Virginia
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The finishing touches are being put on the newest branch of the UVA Community Credit Union in Nellysford. NCL has learned they will be opening the doors for business within the next few weeks sometime in late January or February. We first told you about their plans back in July of last year. Back then only dirt work was underway. We updated the story again here later in the summer.

If you’ve driven by lately you can tell they are getting close to finishing up.

We’ll let you know exactly when they will open in the coming weeks.

NCL

Wintergreen Weather : Monday : Blue Ridge Parkway, AT, & Nelson County, VA : Very Mild, Rain Mid-Week

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Photography By Henri Weems
For Nelson County Life Magazine ©2008
Sunrise Over Pilot Mountain
Nellysford, Virginia
Pilot Mtn Sunrise

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Weathercast by Tommy Stafford, Nelson County Life Magazine

Sunday’s High Temp at NCL-Nelson County Life Magazine in the Rockfish Valley : 66.7 /
Sunday’s High Temp at NCL-Wintergreen Nature Foundation on Devil’s Knob @ Wintergreen Mountain : 54.5°

Before we take off today, want to send out a big thanks to Peter Agelasto, IV over at Bluewall Media in Beech Grove. Peter worked with us yesterday to get our podcast squared away. You will notice the different red player button up top. We’re changing up the way some of our audio streams, so you’ll be seeing some subtle changes over the next few weeks. Also want to let everyone know about Mendy Goodwin’s opening of The Vineyard Coffee Shop inside the tasting room at Flying Fox. That’s right at Chapel Hollow Road & Route 151 where you turn for Rockfish River Elementary School. You can read the entire story on what she’s up to by clicking here.

What a big change in the air today! Sunday we reached the mid and upper 60’s for afternoon highs and the mountain even making the mid 50’s! Today will be even warmer with temperatures nearing the 70° mark. We’ll see a repeat of the those warm temps again Tuesday before a system swings through that night into Wednesday dropping temps and ushering in gusty winds. We won’t be headed back to the very cold weather like we saw last week, but certainly not 70° either!

By next weekend, we may actually be talking about snow once again! That’s a long way off, but we are keeping an eye on it.

Finally, we kicked off our promotion on local musical artists last week. Each week we’ll be selecting a local musical artist to highlight as we end the audio version of the weathercast. All of this week we’ll be featuring music from Jan Smith and her latest CD 29 Dances. Lots more information about her music is down below.

The National Current Surface Map via wunderground

Over the next 24 hours

And for those of you keeping score at home check the detailed numbers at any of our reporting NCL-Weathernet Stations for real up to the minute live weather data and detailed information including highs, lows, wind speeds, rainfall and much, much more, simply use the handy drop down menu on the upper left hand side of your screen.

Your Nelson County Life custom area forecast including: Hickory Creek, Taylor Creek, Lovingston and Roseland.

Monday: Patchy fog early morning then mostly sunny & very warm.
* Highs Valley: 68-71°
*On the mountains: 57-60°
*Winds: SW 5-10 MPH
*OVERNIGHT: Partly cloudy early then mostly clear. Lows valley: 43-46° : Mountains: 42-45°

Tuesday: Partly sunny and continued warm. Increasing winds afternoon.
* Highs Valley: 67-70°
*On the mountains: 60-63°
*Winds: SW 10-15 MPH with occasional higher gusts in the afternoon
*OVERNIGHT: Becoming mostly cloudy with rain developing. Gusty winds to 35 MPH after midnight. Lows valley: 46-49° : Mountains: 40-43°

In the extended period: Wednesday look for morning showers then partly sunny in the afternoon with highs in the upper 50’s valley and around 50° mountains. Thursday, rain developing again by afternoon into the evening, highs upper 40’s valley & mid 40’s mountains. A rain snow mix possible above 2000 feet. Rain continues Friday morning. Chances for rain and snow enter the forecast again by Sunday. Temps generally cooling to the 40’s for highs and mid 20’s for overnight lows by next weekend.

As promised, Jan Smith takes us out, with a cut from her latest CD 29 Dances. This one – actually a remake of Gorham Mountain from her older Tin Heart CD from a few years back.

Have a great Monday!

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jan smith 29 dances
Today’s cut is Gorham Mountain from the CD 29 Dances.

Visit Jan’s Homepage by clicking right here to learn more about her CD.

Louisville, Kentucky native Jan Smith writes songs rooted in vibrant imagery and sincere, stark emotion. The artists whose music she grew up with — Merle Haggard, Nina Simone, and Townes Van Zant among many others – influence her work, as does the traditional bluegrass music of her new home in the mountains of central Virginia.

On April 4, 2006, Landslide Records released “29 Dances,” produced in Nashville by Bil VornDick (Alison Krauss, Ralph Stanley). The record features Johnny Hiland, Byron House (Sam Bush, Nickel Creek), Pat McInerney (Nanci Griffith), Randy Kohrs, David Talbot (the Grascals), Mark Fain (Ricky Skaggs), Robert Bowlin (Bill Monroe), Patty Mitchell, and Smith’s partner, Jeff Vogelgesang.

Wintergreen Weather : Weekend : Nelson County, VA, The BRP, AT : Mostly Cloudy Sunday : Much Warmer Mon & Tues : Updated 9:30 AM Sun EST

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Yesterday’s High Temp & This Morning’s Low at NCL-Nelson County Life Magazine in the Rockfish Valley : 48.4 / 39.0 / Trace of Rainfall

Yesterday’s High Temp & This Morning’s Low at NCL-Wintergreen Nature Foundation on Devil’s Knob @ Wintergreen Mountain : 48.4° / 43.3 / 0.02″ of rain


Photography By Tommy Stafford
Nelson County Life Magazine ©2007
Skiing at Wintergreen Resort
Wintergreen Mountain, Virginia
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Weathercast by Tommy Stafford, Nelson County Life Magazine

A major change starting with this weekend’s audio version of the weathercast. We’ve been working to get this approved and got the green light this past week from our first musical artist, Jan Smith. We love her music and she’s absolutely fabulous! If you listen to the webcast version each day, you know I generally end it and go out with some kind of generic music bed. Then I got to thinking why not use music of our local artists from right here in and Nelson County, Virginia. I spoke to Jan about it and she’s the first we’ll be highlighting over the next week. Then on to others. We’ll highlight a track from one of their CD’s daily as we head out of the weathercast. We’re excited and proud to start doing this. Our area has some of the best musicians in the world and now folks anywhere in the world can take a listen. Yep, that goes for New Zealand. We have one listener there every morning! You can read more about what cut we’re playing at the bottom of the text portion of this weather.

Finally! We can say so long, at least for a bit, to the extreme cold temperatures we’ve been experiencing for the first few days of January. This weekend milder temperatures began working into the area as an arctic high pressure lost it’s grip as we get milder temps blowing in on southerly winds. The first part of the coming week, we’re talking mid 60’s to near 70° for afternoon high temps.

We had very light showers overnight Saturday across much of the area, but no one station received any substantial rainfall. Look for variably cloudy skies today across Nelson and Central Virginia, but we will see breaks in the clouds with sun peeking through from time to time. By Monday partly sunny skies work with very mild temperatures reaching near 70° degrees.

The National Current Surface Map via wunderground

Over the next 24 hours

And for those of you keeping score at home check the detailed numbers at any of our reporting NCL-Weathernet Stations for real up to the minute live weather data and detailed information including highs, lows, wind speeds, rainfall and much, much more, simply use the handy drop down menu on the upper left hand side of your screen.

Your Nelson County Life custom area forecast including: Wintergreen, Wingina, Greenwood and Schuyler.

Sunday: Early morning showers, then variably cloudy & warmer.
* Highs Valley: 55-58°
*On the mountains: 50-53°
*Winds: S 5-10 MPH
*OVERNIGHT: Mostly cloudy. Lows valley: 40-43° : Mountains: 39-42°

Next week: Look for much milder temps Monday & Tuesday with afternoon highs in the upper 60’s valley lower 60 mountains. Chances for rain enter the forecast Wednesday.

As promised, Jan Smith takes us out, a cut from her latest CD 29 Dances.

Have a great Weekend!

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jan smith 29 dances
Today’s cut is James River from the CD 29 Dances.

Visit Jan’s Homepage by clicking right here to learn more about her CD.

Louisville, Kentucky native Jan Smith writes songs rooted in vibrant imagery and sincere, stark emotion. The artists whose music she grew up with — Merle Haggard, Nina Simone, and Townes Van Zant among many others – influence her work, as does the traditional bluegrass music of her new home in the mountains of central Virginia.

On April 4, 2006, Landslide Records released “29 Dances,” produced in Nashville by Bil VornDick (Alison Krauss, Ralph Stanley). The record features Johnny Hiland, Byron House (Sam Bush, Nickel Creek), Pat McInerney (Nanci Griffith), Randy Kohrs, David Talbot (the Grascals), Mark Fain (Ricky Skaggs), Robert Bowlin (Bill Monroe), Patty Mitchell, and Smith’s partner, Jeff Vogelgesang.

BREAKING NEWS : Auto Accident @ Route 151 & 6 W : Avon : Avon Road Blocked : 151 Open : Scene Clearing 4:44 PM EST

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NCL Has learned there is working auto accident at the intersection of Route 151 & 6W in Avon.

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Datebook : Lovngston : Rapunzel’s January List of Events

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Rapunzel’s Datebook

Rapunzel’s Coffee & Books
January 2008 Schedule of Events
434.263.6660 www.rapunzelscoffee.com

1/4: Howie Campbell & friends (8pm, no cover) original singer-songwriting.
1/5: Eli Cook (8pm, $5) blues.
1/11: Open Mic Night (8pm, open to all)
1/12: Trees On Fire (8pm, $5) acoustic rock/funk/progressive.
1/18: Worm Patterson & All Problems Solved (8pm, no cover) everything from
oldtime to pop covers.
1/19: The Rick Olivaris Jazz Trio (8pm, $5) gypsy jazz & swing.
1/25: The Honey Dewdrops (8pm, no cover) featuring Laura Wortman & Kagey
Parrish. Original Americana, country, singer-songwriting.
1/26: Gene & Gayla Mills (8pm, $5) folk & country.

Open Jam every Wednesday, 7pm.
Belly Dance class every Wednesday, 6:30pm.

Wintergreen Weather : Thursday : BRP, AT, & Nelson County, VA : Sunny, Continued Cold & Breezy : Warmer By Weekend

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Morning Low at NCL-Nelson County Life Magazine in the Rockfish Valley : 18.0°

Morning Low at NCL-Wintergreen Nature Foundation on Devil’s Knob @ Wintergreen Mountain : 3.9°


Photography By Tommy Stafford
Nelson County Life Magazine ©2007
Winter Sunrise at Greenfield
Afton, Virginia
Greenfield sunrise

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Click the image above for the ski and slope conditions at Wintergreen Resort.

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Weathercast by Tommy Stafford, Nelson County Life Magazine

Quick reminder, if you want to check out the latest ski & slope conditions at Wintergreen Resort, simply slick on their logo up above.

This time of year has it’s own beauty like the shot above from here in Greenfield. The clouds as the sun makes it’s way up in the morning makes for a perfect picture!

Did your hat blow off yesterday and last night? The winds have been brutal over the past 36 hours and unfortunately we have one more day of it to go before they finally settle down somewhat Thursday afternoon. Still breezy, but not as gusty as we have seen. You might not pay as much attention to the wind if the temperatures were up, but with gusty winds blowing as high as 30-40 MPH at times, the wind chill vales have been at 0° or below. The wind woke us up here in Greenfield early Wednesday morning around 3AM when it started howling off of Devil’s Knob. I spoke with folks up in Afton who said they had also had some wind damage. Overnight lows have been in the single digits for two nights in a row upon the mountains. NCL-Wintergreen Nature Foundation never topped the freezing mark Wednesday. Their high only made it to a balmy 19 degrees! Don’t look for temps to make it above freezing Thursday either if you are in the mountains. It will be Friday before the mercury makes it above 32, but only to the upper 30’s then.

By the weekend, temperatures warm to the low & mid 50’s in the valley and upper 40’s to low 50’s mountains. We’re even talking 60° by next Monday. But lots of cold to go through between now and then.

The National Current Surface Map via wunderground

Over the next 24 hours

And for those of you keeping score at home check the detailed numbers at any of our reporting NCL-Weathernet Stations for real up to the minute live weather data and detailed information including highs, lows, wind speeds, rainfall and much, much more, simply use the handy drop down menu on the upper left hand side of your screen.

Your Nelson County Life custom area forecast including: Colleen, Crozet, Nellysford and Roseland.

Thursday: Sunny, continued cold & breezy Wind Chill near zero mountains.
* Highs Valley: 34-37°
*On the mountains: 22-25°
*Winds: NW 15-25 and gusty, decreasing in the afternoon toward dark.

Thursday night: Clear & cold again, less windy.
* Lows Valley: 15-18°
*On the mountains: 9-12°
*Winds: NW 5-10 MPH becoming SW after midnight

Friday: Sunny and milder.
* Highs Valley: 43-46°
*On the mountains: 37-40°
*Winds: SW 5-10 MPH

The weekend: Saturday , sunny & warmer with highs in the low 50’s valley and upper 40’s mountains. Sunday temps warm even more to mid 50’s in the valley, near 50° mountains. By the start of next week look for even warmer weather with afternoon highs around 60° on Monday.

Right now the extended forecast period looks dry.

Breaking News, Breaking Weather we’ll have it all here!

Have a great Thursday & bundle up!

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Wintergreen Weather : Wednesday : BRP & Nelson County, VA : Light Snow Wed AM : Clearing & Very Cold : Single Digits Again Thurs AM for Mountains

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Morning Low at NCL-Nelson County Life Magazine in the Rockkfish Valley : 24.6°

Morning Low at NCL-Wintergreen Nature Foundation on Devil’s Knob @ Wintergreen Mountain : 7.3°

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Photography By Hayley Osborne
For Nelson County Life Magazine ©2007
Masked Ball @ Veritas Winery
Afton, Virginia
Masked Ball

By now the champaign bottles should be put away and minds on the year to come. Our Hayley Osborne shot the pictures above at Veritas’ Masked Ball on New Year’s Eve as they rang in the 2008. You can see more of those pics here and other celebrations here.

Weather Watcher report from Wintergreen Mountain:

John Taylor wrote:
Great weather for the snowmakers! At 8:15 am it’s windy, 11.8F, overcast, and we
had a light dusting of snow over night. There is some minor fog near the ski
area with clear skies directly above. They have been making snow since
yesterday — Highlands getting some of that.

2007 had several weather surprises up it’s sleeve and now that we have our own NCL-Weathernet Stations scattered all over the county, we finally are able to look at some of the data coming from those stations. Here’s a few of the numbers. We’ll be adding the other NCL stations annual data throughout the coming week:

NCL-Nelson County Life Magazine – Greenfield / Afton, Virginia
Yearly High: 103° on August 3, 2007
Yearly Low : 16° on December 16, 2007
Wind Gust : 37 MPH on March 22, 2007
Rain Total : 22.68 for the year

NCL-Wintergreen Nature Foundation : Devil’s Knob Virginia : Wintergreen Mountain
Yearly High: 91° on August 25, 2007
Yearly Low : 8° on December 6, 2007
Wind Gust : 110 MPH on March 5, 2007
Rain Total : 39.10 for the year

Before we get into the forecast, for those of you wanting to check out the current slope conditions be sure to click on the Wintergreen logo up above.

New Year’s Day was fairly quiet across the area, but gusty winds sure made it feel chilly for much of the afternoon. At the office here in the Rockfish valley, we had gusts to around 20 MPH. On the mountain at our Devil’s Knob station they logged a 25 MPH gust. That’s going to be the real story over the next 48 hours as the gusty winds continue Wednesday driving wind chills down to zero or below from time to time. We’ll see a chance of light snow Wednesday morning. Can’t even rule out a light dusting east of the BRP, but this won’t be much of a system. Way back west near the VA-WV state line winter and heavy snow warnings were posted for more significant snowstorms. By Wednesday afternoon skies become partly to mostly sunny with very cold temps and gusty winds.

Look for low temps Wednesday night to be in the mid teens to near 20° valley, and around 4-7 degrees on the mountains. If we make it there, that will be the coldest weather of the winter season thus far. Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! By the weekend we begin a warm up into the mid & upper 50’s valley and mid 40’s to lower 50’s mountains.

The National Current Surface Map via wunderground

Over the next 24 hours

And for those of you keeping score at home check the detailed numbers at any of our reporting NCL-Weathernet Stations for real up to the minute live weather data and detailed information including highs, lows, wind speeds, rainfall and much, much more, simply use the handy drop down menu on the upper left hand side of your screen.

Your Nelson County Life custom area forecast including: Arrington, Piney River, Crozet and Faber.

Wednesday: Mostly cloudy morning with light snow possible, then partly sunny, continued windy! Wind Chill near zero mountains.
* Highs Valley: 40-43°
*On the mountains: 24-27° Light snow accumulation possible, better chances west slopes of BRP
*Winds: NE 15-25 gusting to 35.

Wednesday night: Clear & very cold.
* Lows Valley: 14-17° Wind chill near 0° or below by Thursday morning
*On the mountains: 6-9° Wind chills below 0° from time to time.
*Winds: NW 10-15 MPH

Thursday: Sunny and continued cold & blustry
* Highs Valley: 36-39° Wind chill near 5-15° above from time to time
*On the mountains: 24-27° Wind chill near 7-12° from time to time
*Winds: NW 5-10 MPH

The remainder of the week: Friday , sunny & slightly warmer with highs in the mid 40’s valley and around 40° mountains. By the weekend temps warm even more to near 50° Saturday and 55° Sunday in the valley, slightly cooler mountains. By the start of next week look for even warmer weather with afternoon highs around 60° on Monday.

Breaking News, Breaking Weather we’ll have it all here!

Have a great Wednesday!

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