Montpelier, VT – Central and eastern Vermont face a late-season frost threat tonight, with temperatures expected to fall to freezing levels in some areas through 6 a.m. Monday.
According to the National Weather Service in Burlington, a Frost Advisory covers Lamoille, Washington, and Windsor counties, including towns like Montpelier, Randolph, and White River Junction. Temperatures could drop to 32°F, creating dangerous conditions for unprotected plants.
Gardeners and farmers should take immediate steps to shield sensitive vegetation. Covering plants or moving potted varieties indoors can prevent frost damage.
While the advisory ends at 6 a.m. Monday, residents should stay alert for additional cold-weather advisories if cooler air lingers. Warmer daytime temperatures are forecast to return by midweek.
