Burlington, VT – Warm spring weather will sweep into Vermont on Monday, pushing temperatures near 67°F in Burlington before strong winds and showers move in by midweek.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday will bring mostly sunny skies and calm conditions to Chittenden County, with winds picking up late in the day. Highs will reach the upper 60s, offering perfect conditions for outdoor plans or commutes across I-89 and surrounding roads. Residents should secure outdoor furniture and prepare for gusty winds as Tuesday approaches.
Tuesday will see highs soaring to 77°F in Burlington, with south winds gusting between 16 and 18 mph and possible bursts up to 32 mph. Winds may challenge drivers, especially along exposed routes like I-89, and could cause minor power outages or scattered debris. It’s wise to charge devices ahead of Tuesday night and avoid parking under trees.
By Tuesday night, clouds and showers will return, bringing a 60% chance of rain and continued breeziness. Wednesday will see partly sunny skies with a high near 58°F, but showers remain a threat through Friday. The National Weather Service highlights a 40% chance of rain Thursday and Friday, with cooler temperatures returning for the end of the workweek.
Looking ahead, keep rain gear handy and watch for slick roads, especially for early morning commutes. Spring in Vermont means rapid changes—stay alert for further advisories as conditions evolve. The next update is expected if additional weather alerts are issued midweek.
