Thinking Out Loud

11/19/2025

This document captures the serene evening in Randolph, Vermont, on Wednesday, November 19, 2025, at 6:44 PM, where the temperature is 36° and the sky is clear. The sun has just dipped below the rolling hills, casting a warm, orange and pink glow that spreads across the horizon, illuminating the bare branches of the trees and casting long, stretching shadows on the frost-covered ground. The air is crisp and still, with the only sound being the occasional rustle of leaves in the gentle breeze. As the last remnants of daylight fade away, the stars begin to twinkle into view, creating a stunning contrast against the fading colors of the sunset. It is a perfect evening for a peaceful walk or a moment of quiet reflection, allowing one to fully appreciate the beauty of nature in this tranquil setting. As the last remnants of daylight fade, a blanket of stars begins to appear in the darkening sky, creating a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere in the quiet New England town, enhanced by the gentle rustling of leaves and the distant sound of a stream. The evening air is crisp and refreshing, infused with the invigorating scents of pine and woodsmoke, creating a tranquil ambiance perfect for a cozy campfire gathering with friends. The crackling fire casts a warm, flickering light on the faces of those gathered around, illuminating their expressions as they share stories and laughter under the star-filled sky. As the stars begin to twinkle in the darkening sky, the town of Randolph settles into a peaceful quiet, signaling the beginning of a restful night ahead.

Wednesday, November 19 tonight cleared to partly cloudy low 29°

Thursday, November 20 cloudy skies higher around 45°, Thursday night partly cloudy low near 30°.

Friday, November 21 will bring a mix of sunshine and clouds with temperatures reaching 49 degrees. Partially cloudy skies in the evening will give way to cloudy skies at 38 degrees at night.

Saturday, November 22 brought partly cloudy skies with a chance of rain showers and a high temperature of about 47°. During the night, the sky was mostly clear with a few clouds appearing later, and the temperature dropped to a low of 28°.

On Sunday, November 23, there will be intervals of clouds and sun with a high of 46° during the day. At night, it will be partly cloudy with a low of 36°.

Overall, the weather forecast for the upcoming week indicates a mix of sun, clouds, and possible rain showers. Temperatures will range from the high 20s to mid-40s, with chilly nights in the low 30s. It's advisable to be prepared for varying conditions and have layers ready for comfort throughout the week. Temperatures will fluctuate between the high 20s and mid-40s, with chilly nights in the low 30s. It's best to be prepared for changing conditions and to have layers on hand to stay comfortable throughout the week.

11/16/2025

Step into a chilly and damp day in Randolph, Vermont, where the current temperature is 38° with showers on Sunday, November 16, 2025. Despite the dreary weather, many locals are still out and about, enjoying the quaint town's charming shops and cozy cafes. The gentle patter of raindrops on umbrellas and the rhythmic formation of puddles on the sidewalks evoke a tranquil atmosphere, ideal for a serene Sunday in this scenic New England town. For example, if a hiker were to begin a trek in Randolph without waterproof boots and a rain jacket, they could end up with drenched clothes and be at risk of developing hypothermia due to prolonged exposure to the cold and wet conditions. Hypothermia is a severe medical condition that arises from the body losing heat at a rate exceeding its generation, leading to a critical drop in body temperature, manifesting in symptoms like confusion and drowsiness. It can lead to confusion, drowsiness, and even death if not treated promptly. Therefore, it is important for anyone venturing out in inclement weather to dress appropriately and take necessary precautions to stay warm and dry. Residents of Randolph, well-acquainted with the region's unpredictable weather, diligently prepare by donning waterproof boots, rain jackets, and umbrellas for a secure and pleasant experience, especially on cold and wet days. Additionally, without proper layering, someone camping in the area could easily catch a cold from the dampness and low temperatures during the night. Dressing appropriately for the prevailing weather conditions is crucial for ensuring your safety and maximizing the enjoyment of outdoor activities in Randolph. Make it a priority to check the weather forecast and dress accordingly before venturing out to safeguard your safety and comfort. Make sure you have the essential attire to stay dry, warm, and comfortable in response to changing weather conditions. Not having essential rain gear such as an umbrella, raincoat, and waterproof shoes significantly increases the risk of getting wet and cold during outdoor activities in Randolph. Whether you choose a cozy day indoors or a daring walk in the rain, you can fully immerse yourself in Randolph's distinctive allure, regardless of the weather. Next time it rains in Randolph, see it as an opportunity to deeply appreciate the serene beauty of nature in its tranquil state.

On Sunday, November 16, 2025, expect a high of 38° with winds of 10 to 15 mph in the west and northwest. Tonight, anticipate a 60% chance of snow with mostly cloudy skies and snow showers expected, which may impact outdoor activities in Randolph. Anticipate a mostly cloudy evening with intermittent snow showers, bringing the temperature down to around 27°, accompanied by a 40% chance of further snowfall.

Monday, November 17, will have mostly cloudy skies with a few flurries or snow showers possible, and a high of 33°. Monday night will start with cloudy skies, becoming partly cloudy after midnight, with a chance of a few flurries or snow showers and a low near 27°.

Tuesday, November 18, will have a mix of sunshine and clouds with a high of 38°. Tuesday night is expected to have mostly clear skies with a low of 21°.

Wednesday, November 19 sunshine and clouds temps around 40°, Wednesday night mostly clear low around 23°.

The week ahead in Randolph will feature a mix of snow showers, clouds, and sunshine, with temperatures ranging from the high 20s to the low 40s. Expect temperatures ranging from the high 20s to the low 40s, creating a week that is both chilly and varied. Whether you enjoy outdoor activities in the snow or prefer to stay cozy indoors, there will be something for everyone in the weather forecast for Randolph. It is crucial to dress warmly and make necessary arrangements to adapt to the fluctuating weather conditions anticipated throughout the week. With the forecast including snow showers, clouds, and sunshine, staying informed about the daily weather conditions is essential to adjust your plans and activities accordingly. Whether you intend to go skiing or unwind at home, the diverse temperatures and conditions in Randolph will cater to everyone's enjoyment.

11/15/2025

COVER will be closed Thursday November 27th through Saturday November 29th for the Thanksgiving season! Thank you!

11/15/2025

have anyone checked out the barn off of exit 4 in Randolph since they did their remodel?

11/14/2025

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11/14/2025

11/13/2025

Dear wonderful members of the Thinking Out Loud community, we are deeply grateful for each and every one of you and the unique perspectives and insights you bring to our discussions, helping us all to grow and learn from each other. The contributions from each of you create a vibrant and welcoming space by celebrating and valuing diverse ideas, enriching our discussions. Your presence in this inspiring group fills us with deep gratitude, and we eagerly anticipate engaging in more meaningful conversations with all of you. Your contributions significantly enrich and elevate this community, fostering personal growth and a sense of community. We are immensely grateful for your presence in this incredible group, and we eagerly anticipate the enriching conversations that lie ahead. The vibrant presence of the Thinking Out Loud community fills us with immense joy on this beautiful Thursday, November 13, 2025, bringing us together in celebration. In Randolph, Vermont, the current weather paints a scene of 37° with cloudy skies, creating a cozy atmosphere perfect for wrapping yourself in a blanket, sipping hot cocoa, and admiring the graceful descent of autumn leaves, inviting you to embrace the warmth of the season. The local market is bustling with activity, showcasing an array of fresh produce and homemade goods for residents to enjoy. As we step into the holiday season, let's seize this moment to reflect on the abundance of blessings in our lives, whether it's through performing acts of kindness, savoring cherished moments with loved ones, or finding joy in the simplicity of life, cultivating a spirit of gratitude and appreciation. Even amidst winter's chill, the unwavering embrace of family and friends acts as a comforting blanket, offering solace in times of need and igniting a flame of joy within our hearts, reminding us of the warmth of human connections. Take a moment today to appreciate the small blessings, like a beautiful sunrise or a friendly gesture, that bring richness to your life, and intentionally spread positivity through kind words, gestures of kindness, and warm smiles in every interaction you have, fostering a culture of mindfulness and positivity. May each member of our community experience a day filled with joy, peace, love, and an abundance of blessings, creating moments of happiness and connection for all. May your day overflow with joy, peace, love, and countless blessings. Sending each of you heartfelt wishes for a day filled with the cozy warmth of a crackling fireplace, the genuine sincerity of a shared smile, and the beauty of moments cherished together, dear members of the Thinking Out Loud community!

Tonight, November 13, Thursday, there will be snow flurries and snow showers this evening, becoming partly cloudy later, with a low around 30° and a 30% chance of snow.

Friday, November 14: Mostly cloudy skies early on Friday night, with partly cloudy skies after midnight and a low of 26°. There will be more clouds than sun, a few flurries, and possibly snow showers.

On Saturday, November 15, partly cloudy skies in the morning will turn into extremely cloudy skies in the afternoon, with a high of about 38°. On Saturday night, there will be a moderate amount of rain and freezing rain in the evening, with a low of 31° and a 100% chance of precipitation.

Sunday, November 16. Rain showered in the morning, changing to snow showers in the afternoon, with some sleet or freezing rain. Possible temperatures near 41°; Sunday night a few snow showers around in the evening, otherwise it's cloudy with a low of 27° and a 30% chance of snow.

Overall. the weekend weather forecast includes a mix of precipitation and fluctuating temperatures. It is recommended to stay alert and be prepared for changing weather conditions if you have any outdoor plans. Make sure to bundle up and drive safely, as the possibility of icy roads exists due to the freezing rain and snow showers expected. Stay warm and cozy indoors if you can, embracing the comfort and coziness of your surroundings!

11/13/2025

PRESS RELEASE

CASE #: 25RD001909
OFFICER: Ofc. Maxham
ASSISTING OFFICERS: Trooper Miller & Trooper Plympton (VSP Royalton)
STATION: RANDOLPH POLICE DEPARTMENT
CONTACT #: 802-728-3737

DATE/TIME: 10/18/2025 AT 2316 HRS
LOCATION: Gifford Medical Center
VIOLATIONS: Disorderly Conduct

ACCUSED: Joseph Anderson
AGE: 55
CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Barre, VT

SUMMARY OF INCIDENT:

On the above date and time, the Randolph Police Department responded to the report of a male causing a disturbance at Gifford Medical Center located at 44 South Main Street. It was reported that the male was pounding on windows and threatening hospital security and staff. Prior to the officer’s arrival, the male had already been sprayed with OC (Oleoresin Capsicum, aka pepper spray) due to his threatening and aggressive behavior by Security Staff.
When the officer attempted to approach the male, he ran. The officer followed the male down the road and managed to walk him back to Gifford Medical Center, where a struggle ensued. The officer was able to gain control of the subject, and with the help of a Gifford security officer and a bystander, cuff the male for the purpose of protective custody.
Further investigation revealed that the male was under the influence of an impairing substance and had had several law enforcement contacts with other agencies before the incident at Gifford Medical Center.
Anderson was issued a citation and is scheduled to appear at a later date in the Vermont Superior Court, Orange Unit, in Chelsea, VT, for the charge of disorderly conduct. Anderson was also transported to the Southern State Correctional Facility for detoxification from an impairing substance.
COURT ACTION: Cited & lodged for detox
COURT DATE: November 26, 2025
COURT: VERMONT SUPERIOR COURT, ORANGE UNIT