Burlington, VT — Snow showers overnight have left Vermont roads icy and snow-covered, creating hazardous conditions for Monday morning commuters. Motorists are urged to use caution, particularly on untreated and secondary roads.
According to the National Weather Service, slippery travel is likely through 9 a.m. as light snow continues in the region. Drivers are advised to reduce speed, leave extra following distance, and allow additional time to reach destinations safely. Winds may also pick up later today, reducing visibility in open areas.
The week ahead promises fluctuating weather. On Tuesday, a mix of snow showers and mostly cloudy skies is expected, with highs near 33°F. Wednesday brings a chance of more snow in the afternoon, and heavier snow will likely fall into Thursday, accompanied by gusty winds up to 30 mph.
Thursday night will bring colder temperatures, with lows around 20°F and continued snow showers, potentially causing more challenging road conditions. By Friday, conditions will improve, with sunshine returning, though brisk winds will persist, making for a chilly end to the week.
Travelers are reminded to check local forecasts and monitor road conditions through state resources. Use winter tires and keep an emergency kit in your vehicle.
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