“For Vermonters, July 10 is starting to feel cursed”

The above headline was writer Jenn Jordan’s lead on a WeatherChannel.com report about flooding in Vermont last week.   For anyone who has been in Vermont for the past three summers, it was dejá vu all over again.  Heavy summer rain that dropped a significant amount of water in a short period of time. That water led to flooding, this time thankfully more isolated than in 2023 and 2024.  While  limited in scope, that didn’t make the flooding any less devastating for those who experienced it.  


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