Vermont Braces for High Winds and Snow Showers This Week Along I-89

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Burlington, VT – Vermont residents should prepare for a week of extreme weather, including high winds, snow showers, and frigid temperatures. Travelers along I-89 and surrounding highways are advised to take caution as conditions could quickly deteriorate.

According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Burlington, gusty winds are expected Sunday, with speeds reaching up to 30 mph. Monday will bring increasing clouds and breezy conditions, with gusts potentially reaching 38 mph. Light snow may begin overnight into early Tuesday, with localized accumulations possible.

Tuesday’s forecast shows a chance of snow squalls and strong winds, particularly in the St. Lawrence Valley. Temperatures will drop sharply, with daytime highs reaching only the teens. By Wednesday, light widespread snow is likely to cause slippery roads, especially during the morning commute.

Thursday could mark the coldest day of the season, with single-digit highs and subzero wind chills. Officials recommend checking heating systems and dressing in layers to prevent frostbite.

Residents are urged to monitor updated forecasts and avoid unnecessary travel, particularly during periods of heavy wind or snow. Anyone planning outdoor activities should prepare for rapidly changing conditions.

Stay informed by following local weather updates and keeping emergency supplies, including blankets and flashlights, on hand during this volatile weather week.

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