Burlington, VT – Northern Vermont is starting the fall season on a damp note, with rain showers expected through midweek, though rainfall amounts will remain light.
According to the National Weather Service in Burlington, showers are possible late Monday, September 22, continuing into Wednesday, September 24. Another round of scattered showers could arrive late in the week. Forecast models show precipitation chances climbing above 70% in some areas Tuesday, particularly in towns such as Cambridge, Jericho, and Lake Placid.
Despite the wet forecast, the rainfall is not expected to be significant. NWS forecasters noted that totals will remain on the lighter side, making for damp conditions rather than heavy downpours. High temperatures will remain seasonable throughout the week, while overnight lows are expected to moderate.
Residents and commuters should prepare for occasional rain during peak travel hours, especially Tuesday morning and evening. Outdoor plans may be briefly disrupted, but widespread flooding or severe weather is not anticipated.
The pattern signals a classic autumn setup for Vermont, with alternating dry stretches and light precipitation as the week progresses. Locals in Burlington, Rutland, Montpelier, and surrounding communities can expect unsettled skies but manageable travel impacts.
The National Weather Service will continue to monitor conditions and provide updated forecasts as the week unfolds.
