UVM opens Lyndon weather station hoping to fill gaps in flood prediction
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A newly constructed extreme weather monitoring station near the University of Vermont campus in Lyndonville, Vermont. Courtesy photo
A new University of Vermont extreme weather monitoring station opened in Lyndonville on Tuesday, the first in a planned network of monitoring stations to help fill gaps in extreme weather predictions and response.
The station will be able to monitor the lead-up to major weather events like flooding or blizzards, giving the National Weather Service and s
A new University of Vermont extreme weather monitoring station opened in Lyndonville on Tuesday, the first in a planned network of monitoring stations to help fill gaps in extreme weather predictions and response.
The station will be able to monitor the lead-up to major weather events like flooding or blizzards, giving the National Weather Service and s
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