Burlington, VT – Residents across northern New York and Vermont are in for several breezy days ahead, with light snow expected midweek and colder air arriving by Friday.
According to the National Weather Service in Burlington, a warm front will move north through the region on Wednesday, bringing light snow across parts of the Adirondacks and Green Mountains. Once the system passes, breezy winds are forecast to increase from the south and west.
Snow showers are likely on Thursday and Friday, with a few areas seeing gusty winds and reduced visibility, especially in higher elevations or open areas. Forecasters warn of quick whiteout conditions in heavier snow bursts.
By Friday evening, a sharp cold front will push through, ushering in a stretch of significantly colder temperatures for the weekend.
Forecast models show the best chance for measurable precipitation — up to 70% in towns like Plattsburgh and Middlebury — from late Wednesday night through early Thursday.
Drivers should plan for slick roads, blowing snow, and poor visibility at times, especially during commutes late this week. Residents are urged to secure outdoor items and check local forecasts for updates.
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