Burlington, VT – After a rainy St. Patrick’s Day, Vermont residents can expect continued showers and flood risks through Monday night before colder air arrives on Tuesday. A Flood Watch remains in effect through Monday evening, with concerns over rising rivers due to rain and snowmelt.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Burlington, widespread rain and melting snow could lead to localized flooding in rivers, creeks, and low-lying areas. Residents should remain cautious, especially in flood-prone locations. The wet conditions will continue into Monday night, but by Tuesday, temperatures will begin to drop.
Tuesday’s Forecast
Tuesday will bring drier weather, but temperatures will fall into the low 50s by the afternoon, a noticeable shift from Monday’s milder conditions. Winds from the north will pick up, adding a brisk feel to the air.
By Tuesday night, temperatures will drop to the upper 20s, with mostly clear skies.
Looking Ahead: Five-Day Weather Outlook
• Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high near 60°F.
• Thursday (Spring Equinox): Partly sunny, high around 60°F, with a chance of late showers.
• Friday: Cooler, with rain and possible snow showers, high near 39°F.
• Saturday: Mostly sunny, high near 44°F.
• Sunday: Sunny, with a high around 44°F.
Stay Prepared
With fluctuating temperatures and continued flood risks, residents should monitor updates from the NWS and local officials. If traveling near rivers or low-lying roads, be aware of potential flooding and avoid driving through standing water.
