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May 2017 Weather Statistics Barre-Montpelier VT
Roger Hill of Weathering Heights and Radio Vermont
Highest temperature: 88 degrees on the 18th
Coolest daytime high: 43 degrees on the 8st
Lowest temperature: 29 degrees on the 4th
Warmest minimum 61 degrees on the 18th
Monthly average 52.2 which was 1.6 degrees below normal
Heating Degree days 403 Normal 356
Cooling degree days 14 Normal 9
Average daytime Sky cover: 7/10ths which is mostly cloudy
Heaviest precipitation: 0.87 on the 6th
Accumulated April precipitation: 5.47 Normal 3.37
Precipitation Percent of normal: 162% of normal
Largest snowfall: Trace on the 8th
Total snowfall accumulation: Trace
Thunderstorm days: 3
Strongest winds 36 mph on the 31st from the southwest
May 2017 Weather Leaf-out to Jungle...
The temperature hit 88 degrees on the 18th of last month, but
that does not illustrate an otherwise chilly-cloudy May it has
indeed been. Temperatures averaged about 1.6 degrees colder
than normal and this seems like an understatement.
It has been a wet month as well, one of the wetter Mays
recently. Total precipitation was 5.47 which was 162% of nor-
mal. We had 21 days that recorded at least a trace of rain. Most
days featured cloudy skies with only 3 days seeing cloud cover
less than 3/10ths or mostly sunny conditions. The at has psycho-
logically made it feel like one of most dreariest springs on
record.
The Montpelier Airport recorded thunderstorms 3 days last
month on the 1st of May, the 18th, and 31st.
The 18th of May featured severe weather in the area with
very hot conditions region wide before a cold front plunged into
the region. On the 18th, many storms had just passed just a little
south of the Airport and many areas seeing locally heavy rainfall
and hail also gusty down-bursting winds.
The weather regime responsible for much of Mays weather
featured a northwesterly flow which brought frequent bouts of
colder weather and rarely a warm-up but when it did warm up it
got very hot. This signal from mediocre to very hot has seemed
anecdotally to be increasing. This is when temperatures are
forecast to reach the 70s, we make a run toward 80, and when
low to mid 80s we nearly hit 90. Its not known whether this is
something associated with a warming climate (a feedback loop
toward warmer.) that takes place during the day.
Harvesting, Storing and Preserving Herbs from the Garden
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njoy herbs all year
round. Harvest herbs
now for garden-fresh
meals and preserve a
few for the winter
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By Melinda Myers
Snip a few leaves or leaf-covered stems as needed. For the
same intensity of flavor, you generally need two to three times
more fresh herbs than dried except for Rosemary which has an
equally strong flavor fresh or dried. Continue harvesting herbs
as needed throughout the growing season. And dont worry
about harming the plant because regular harvesting encour-
ages new growth which means more for you to harvest. Just
be sure to leave enough foliage to maintain plant growth.
You can remove as much as fifty percent of the foliage from
annual herb plants. This is about when the plants near their
final height. You can remove up to one third from established
perennial plants that have been in the garden for several
months or more. Harvest when the plant has formed buds, but
before they open into flowers for the greatest concentration of
flavor. This is the perfect time to harvest herbs you plan to
preserve.
Use a pair of garden scissors or pruners for faster and easier
harvesting. Make your cuts above a set of healthy leaves to
keep the plants looking good. Then preserve the flavor and
zest of herbs with proper storage and preservation.
Store thin leafy herbs like parsley and cilantro for up to a
week in the refrigerator. Place in a jar of water, like a flower
arrangement, and loosely cover with a plastic bag. Keep basil
out of the fridge to avoid discoloration and others on the coun-
ter for quick and frequent use.
Wrap dry thicker-leafed herbs like sage and thyme in a
paper towel, set inside a plastic bag and place in a warmer
section of the refrigerator.
Freeze sprigs, whole leaves or chopped clean herbs on a
cookie sheet. Or pack clean diced herbs in ice cube trays and
fill the empty spaces with water. These are great for use in
soups and stews. Store the frozen herbs and ice cubes in an
airtight container or baggie in the freezer.
Or bundle several stems together, secure with a rubber band
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ment. On Wednesday, the governor said he and Massachusetts
Gov. Charlie Baker, a fellow Republican, sent Trump a letter
urging him not to withdraw. Then on Thursday, Scott issued a
statement that criticized the withdrawal decision and he prom-
ised to continue working toward reducing carbon emissions.
Around the same time, the founding states created the U.S.
Climate Alliance but Vermont was not asked to join them,
Scott spokeswoman Brittney Wilson said. This is the first
weve heard of it, she said.
On Friday morning, Vermont Sen. Chris Pearson
(P/D-Chittenden) said he planned to nudge the governor on the
issue by sponsoring a resolution in the legislature calling for
Vermont join the alliance.
It would be nice to see the governor take the initiative him-
self, but the legislature can do it as well, Pearson said. Hours
later, the governor announced Vermont had joined. Massachusetts,
too, has joined the alliance.
Vermont June Weather Trends May Leftovers for a time,
then Warmer maybe even Hotter!
June looks like it may switch places with the west where it
Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide (CO2) has been warmer than normal and drier than normal this spring.
Early June measurement for Carbon Dioxide CO2 was Out across most of the western U.S. there has been a typical
409.61 ppm as measured at the Mauna Loa Observatory on June ridge of higher pressure that has brought generally fair and dry
the 3rd. Highest-ever daily average CO2 at Mauna Loa weather. In the east it has been opposite rainy or showery, wet
Observatory 412.63 ppm back on April 26th, 2017. Right now and cool thanks to a trough of lower pressure hanging out and
were on track to create a climate unseen in 50 million years by rarely giving way except for a quick shot of heat and then back
mid-century. to cool and wet.
This big change for June and eventually summer weather
By pulling the United States could be significant this summer. In fact it could be how our
out of the Paris climate agree-summer end up warm to hot, drier than normal.
ment, President Donald Heat often signals humidity especially if we see a the
Trump has rolled a pair of Bermuda high pressure system set up. Careful what you may
dice, with high stakes for wish for, heat from where we are coming (in doldrums of cool
Americas economic future and wet already into first few days of June) might be nice, but it
and the welfare of the whole may be an overload for many who dont have air conditioning
world. and those who are very young and elderly. Its night time tem-
First, hes betting on a peratures that make the difference.
domestic energy policy that strongly favors increased produc- Hot weather can also mean more thunderstorms which means
tion of fossil fuels. I dont want anything to get in our way, hemore threatening weather like damaging winds, heavy rainfall
declared. and of course lightning.
Second, hes bettingat least so he said in his speech that the Please practice lightning safety. Thunderstorms with a warm-
rest of the world will come back to the bargaining table for a ing climate and indications for this summer means the possibil-
new deal. (If we cant, thats fine, he shrugged.) ity of increased frequentness for lightning fatalities. This can
Either bet could go wrong. Missed opportunities in the occur and does occur in Vermont.
emerging green economy could end up outweighing any short-
term gains from fossil fuels. Todays fossil fuels could even end Water Temperatures Have some Catching up...
up as stranded assets if the rest of the world does hold firm and With high water levels on Lake Champlain this spring, those
weans itself off them. levels have come down into the 97.5 mean sea level range,
which makes it a little easier for boaters putting in and taking
Vermont Joins Climate Alliance out.
Vermont joined a coalition of states intent on countering Water temperatures as measured 3 feet down beneath the
President Donald Trumps decision to withdraw from the Paris surface were running in the mid 50s which, was colder than
climate change agreement, Gov. Phil Scott announced. The normal. Those temperatures will be rather chilly through June
governors of three states New York, California and but likely back closer to normal by July. If we end with a normal
Washington announced Thursday plans to form the U.S. to above normal temperature pattern for the summer as a whole
Climate Alliance, an effort meant to achieve the Paris agree- which is the projection we should see excellent water sport
ments goals of reducing carbon emissions. temperatures, but not till later on this summer.
I am proud to join this bipartisan group of governors and Rivers and streams follow suit as well. Cool water tempera-
reaffirm Vermonts commitment to fighting climate change tures this early part of summer are actually really good for
through the U.S. Climate Alliance, Scott said in a written state- higher trout populations and anglers.
Harvesting and preserving herbs allows you to enjoy fresh-from-the-garden flavor all year long. Photo courtesy of Bonnie Plants
and use a spring type clothespin to hang them in a warm dry Keep enjoying these fresh-from-the-garden flavors through-
place to dry. Make your own drying rack from an old embroi- out the remainder of the season. And consider preserving a
dery hoop, string and S hooks. Visit Bonnie Plants do-it- few for you, your family and friends to enjoy throughout the
yourself Herb Drying Rack project for detailed instructions. winter.
Get creative and use some of your herbs to make a fragrant Melinda Myers has over 30 years of gardening experience
edible wreath. Use fresh herbs that are flexible and easier to has written over 20 gardening books, including Small Space
shape into a wreath. They will dry in place and can be har- Gardening and the Midwest Gardeners Handbook. She hosts
vested as needed. The Great Courses How to Grow Anything: Food Gardening
Speed up the drying process in the microwave. Place herbs For Everyone DVD set and the nationally syndicated Melindas
on a paper towel-covered paper plate. Start with one to two Garden Moment TV & radio segments. Myers is a columnist
minutes on high. Repeat for 30 seconds as needed until the and contributing editor for Birds & Blooms magazine and was
herbs are brittle. commissioned by Bonnie Plants for her expertise to write this
Store dried herbs in an airtight plastic or glass jar. article. Myers website is www.melindamyers.com.
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landowner application even if they do not
intend to purchase a hunting license. Paper
applications will also be available at license
agents by the end of June.
The December 2-10 muzzleloader season
would have 24,500 antlerless permits distrib-
uted in 18 of Vermonts 21 Wildlife manage-
ment Units (WMU), which is estimated to
result in 3,608 antlerless deer being taken.
Landowners who post their land may not
apply for a muzzleloader landowner antler-
less deer permit.
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muzzleloader season antlerless deer permits
this year to account for the increase in the
deer population following another mild win-
ter in 2017, said Nick Fortin, deer project
leader for the Fish & Wildlife Department.
Much of Vermont has experienced two con-
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Small Game Hunting Fun Runs

at Free Seminar
May 30, 2017
One Mile
Female: Ages - 0-13
Nelle King 11:25
Interested in cooking up locally sourced grouse, squirrel or Ages - 30-39
rabbit in your kitchen this fall? Vermont Fish and Wildlife will Erin King 12:48
be holding a Small Game Hunting with Dogs seminar Male: Ages - 40-49
Roger King 11:25
focusing on bird, rabbit and squirrel hunting. Two Miles
The seminar will take place on Saturday, June 17, 2017 Female: Ages - 14-29
from, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Randolph Fish & Game Club in Caitlin OConnell 13:42
Randolph, VT. Male: Ages - 50-59
Tim Heney 19:07
Tom Jones of the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department will Sean Murphy 19:07
lead the seminar off with a workshop on hunting rabbits with Ages - 60-69
beagles. Then John Hayes of Kirby Mountain Kennels will John Martin 17:56
lead a session on hunting birds with dogs, with assistance Ages - 70-79
Greg Gerdel 19:07
from Mike Blondin of Short Tailed Kennels in Barre. Four Miles Originally the Merchants Bank 150 scheduled for April 30th
This seminar will include everything you need to know to Female: Ages - 6069
get started hunting small game with dogs, but experienced Donna Smyers 35:50
hunters also stand to benefit from this seminar said John Dot Helling 37:30
Male: Ages - 50-59
Pellegrini, hunter education training coordinator with Vermont Guy Page 41:11
Fish & Wildlife. This is a great group of instructors, and the Ages - 60-69
day will be very hands on. Our very knowledgeable group of John Valentine 35:24
instructors will continue to assist participants going forward Ages - 70-79 (12 & under)
after the seminar. BoB Murphy 37:44
The seminar is free and includes lunch. Sign up by
Six Miles
Male: Ages - 40-49 Spectator Gates at 11am
Wednesday, June 13 at vtfishandwildlife.com. Space is limited Sal Acosta 46:59
to the first 40 signups and seminars fill up quickly, so sign up Ages - 50-59
as early as possible. For more information, call John Pellegrini Mack Gardner-Morse 44:20
Ages - 60-69
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at 802-272-2909.
This event will be held rain or shine, so dress for the
Manny Sainz 48:17
Fun runs of one, two, four and
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weather. Lunch will be provided. six miles are held Tuesdays at Allen Lumber Street Stocks
Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities 5:30 p.m. from May to October.
The meeting place is on the
are available upon request. Please include a description of the bike path just beyond the
accommodation you will need. Individuals making such Montpelier High School track.
requests must include their contact information.
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