Burlington, VT – Snow showers are expected to sweep across Vermont starting late tonight and persist through midweek, bringing frigid conditions and travel challenges. The National Weather Service (NWS) warns of hazardous driving conditions, particularly along major routes like I-89 and I-91, as visibility could be reduced during peak snow times.
According to the NWS Burlington office, upslope snow showers will develop after midnight tonight and intensify through Tuesday morning. Accumulations will vary by region, with areas such as Cranberry Lake seeing up to 2 inches, while Burlington and surrounding towns may see less than an inch. Winds will add to the impact, with gusts up to 20 mph on Tuesday, driving wind chills below zero. Blustery conditions will persist through Thursday, making outdoor exposure potentially dangerous.
Forecast Overview:
• Tonight: Low of 12°F with snow showers beginning after 2 a.m.
• Tuesday: High of 21°F, snow showers likely, with gusty northwest winds up to 20 mph.
• Wednesday: Continued chance of snow showers, high of 22°F, and wind chills below freezing.
• Thursday: Blustery with light snow accumulations and a high of 22°F.
• Friday: Mostly cloudy, slightly warmer, with a high near 26°F.
Residents are advised to monitor road conditions and allow extra time for commutes. Ensure vehicles are winter-ready, and dress warmly if venturing outside.
Be sure to follow updates from the NWS and stay informed about changing weather conditions.
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