Burlington, VT – An approaching warm front is expected to bring rain and gusty winds to the region on Tuesday. Residents should prepare for light rain showers, starting overnight and continuing through midday. Winds from the south are forecast to reach speeds of 17-21 mph, with potential gusts as high as 33 mph, impacting travel and outdoor plans.
According to the National Weather Service, precipitation is likely at 60%, with accumulation around a tenth of an inch or less. Motorists on I-89 and other major roads should exercise caution, as wet surfaces and gusty winds could lead to hazardous driving conditions. Temperatures are predicted to rise to a high near 67°F, giving a mild but breezy day to the region.
Tuesday night, winds will persist with speeds around 17 mph from the south, though gusts should subside. Skies will remain mostly cloudy, offering a mild evening with a low around 60°F. By Wednesday, a new pattern of showers is expected to begin after noon, with a notable increase in precipitation up to 70%. The day will see highs nearing 70°F, accompanied by winds shifting northwest at 10-15 mph by afternoon.
Looking ahead, Wednesday night will continue the trend with a 30% chance of showers and cooler temperatures down to 44°F. By Thursday, conditions are forecast to improve with mostly sunny skies and a high of 55°F. Residents should stay updated for any changes as the week progresses and plan accordingly.
