Burlington, VT – Widespread rain is expected to sweep across Vermont today, with cooler temperatures settling in through the week. Residents can expect highs only reaching the low 50s today, with temperatures dipping into the 40s at night. Showers are forecast to persist through Wednesday, making roadways slick and potentially hazardous.
According to the National Weather Service in Burlington, today will see light rainfall early in the day, increasing by afternoon. High temperatures will reach around 51°F with winds coming from the southeast. Rainfall is expected to be heavier in higher elevations, with potential mountain snow showers by Monday.
Commuters are urged to be cautious on major roads, including I-89 and US Route 2, as rain could reduce visibility and cause slippery conditions. Drivers should allow extra travel time and slow down on wet surfaces.
Rain continues into Monday, with cooler temperatures and gusty winds reaching up to 13 mph. Columbus Day will see a high near 47°F, with showers likely in the morning and tapering off later in the day.
Looking ahead, Tuesday offers another chance of rain in the afternoon, with highs in the mid-40s and continued rain into Wednesday. By Thursday, skies will clear, and temperatures are set to rise to the low 50s, offering a welcome break from the rain.
