Vermont – Damp sidewalks and a cold breeze are setting the tone across Burlington this morning, and conditions are about to shift quickly as rain develops and colder air moves in. Drivers along I-89 and Route 7 should expect changing road conditions by midday.
According to the National Weather Service in Burlington, scattered showers increase through the afternoon with temperatures climbing near 56°F. Winds gust up to 31 mph, pushing bands of rain across Chittenden County and reducing visibility during heavier bursts.
Rain becomes steadier into the evening, and conditions begin to turn more unsettled after midnight. Temperatures fall toward the mid-20s, allowing rain to mix with and change to snow between early morning hours. Light accumulation remains under a half inch, but slushy patches may form on untreated roads.
Burlington, South Burlington, and Winooski could see slick spots during the early commute window as snow briefly sticks to colder surfaces. Plan extra time and keep distance between vehicles, especially on ramps and bridges.
By Friday afternoon, skies begin to clear, but colder air takes hold. Temperatures struggle near 31°F before dropping sharply to around 14°F by late night. Any leftover moisture may refreeze, creating black ice across parking lots and secondary roads.
Saturday brings sunshine but limited warmth, with highs near 30°F. Sunday moderates into the low 40s with calmer conditions and a more spring-like feel returning.
Looking ahead, early next week trends milder with highs approaching 50°F and periodic rain chances. Conditions may shift quickly as spring battles lingering cold. Are you seeing snow mix or just rain in your neighborhood?
Five Day Forecast for Burlington, Vermont:
Friday: Chance of snow showers early, then clearing, high near 31°F
Saturday: Mostly sunny, high near 30°F
Sunday: Partly sunny, high near 42°F
Monday: Chance of showers, high near 49°F
Tuesday: Partly sunny, high near 41°F
