Burlington, VT – Snow showers and gusty winds will continue to affect northern Vermont through Thursday, creating hazardous travel conditions. The National Weather Service warns of light snow accumulation and icy roads, especially along I-89 and local highways.
According to the National Weather Service in Burlington, today’s snow showers will taper off by the evening, but breezy conditions will persist with gusts up to 30 mph. Highs will remain near 19 degrees today, with wind chills making it feel significantly colder. Motorists should reduce speeds and prepare for limited visibility.
Wednesday will bring scattered snow showers, with temperatures peaking around 15 degrees and gusts nearing 28 mph. The chance of snow increases on Thursday, with northern slopes seeing the heaviest accumulation. Drivers are urged to check road conditions and avoid unnecessary travel.
By Friday, skies are expected to clear, and winds will subside, offering a much-needed break from the week’s turbulent weather. Highs will climb to near 26 degrees. Looking ahead to the weekend, Saturday promises calmer conditions with highs in the low 30s, making it ideal for outdoor plans.
Residents are encouraged to dress warmly, as wind chills will range from -2 to 10 degrees through Thursday. Keep an eye on local forecasts for updates and exercise caution when traveling during snow showers.
Stay tuned for further updates, and check the Vermont Department of Transportation website for live road conditions.
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