Burlington, VT — Additional light snowfall is expected across Vermont today, with the greatest snow accumulations forecast for southern portions of the state, according to the National Weather Service in Burlington.
Forecasters say light snow will begin developing later this morning, becoming steadier through the afternoon and into the evening before tapering off tonight. While snowfall is expected across much of the region, southern Vermont is likely to see the highest totals during this period.
A 24-hour snowfall forecast issued early Sunday shows widespread light accumulations, with locally higher amounts possible in southern areas. Roads may become snow-covered at times, particularly during periods of steadier snowfall later today.
The National Weather Service also notes that this system is part of a broader wintry weather pattern, with additional winter weather expected at times during the upcoming week. Residents are encouraged to remain weather-aware and prepared for changing conditions.
Drivers are advised to allow extra travel time and use caution during snowfall, especially this afternoon and evening when conditions may deteriorate.
For the latest forecasts and winter weather updates, visit weather.gov/btv.
