Burlington, VT – Springtime in Vermont is bringing a surprise weather twist. Snow showers are set to hit Burlington tonight, continuing into Tuesday, with dangerous travel conditions expected throughout the region. As temperatures drop, snow accumulation could impact both morning and evening commutes, particularly along I-89 and other key roadways.
According to the National Weather Service, a low-pressure system will bring snow to the area starting Monday night and persisting through Tuesday evening. Accumulations could range from a few inches, especially in the northern mountains, with visibility dropping in snow showers. Residents are urged to plan for slower commutes and avoid unnecessary travel during the heaviest snowfall periods.
This cold, springtime weather is not unusual for the region, but it still carries risks for those unprepared. With snow beginning after midnight, Burlington could see slippery road conditions by Tuesday morning. The evening commute will be similarly affected, as snow showers persist into the late hours.
For those traveling or heading out, make sure to check road conditions before leaving. Keep an emergency kit in your vehicle, and allow extra time for travel. Snow showers will taper off by Tuesday night, but conditions will remain chilly, with temperatures dipping into the low 20s.
Extended 5-Day Forecast for Burlington, VT:
- Monday Night: Snow showers likely. Low 30°F. Winds from the northwest at 5-10 mph.
- Tuesday: Snow showers, especially early. High 36°F. Winds 11-17 mph with gusts up to 30 mph.
- Wednesday: Partly sunny, high near 40°F.
- Thursday: Mostly sunny, high 48°F.
- Friday: Showers likely, high 50°F.
