Burlington, VT – Vermont’s first weekend of spring brings a mix of rain, wind, and fluctuating temperatures, affecting travel and outdoor plans. A wet and blustery Saturday is expected, followed by cooler conditions Sunday before more rain returns early next week.
According to the National Weather Service, showers will develop Saturday afternoon, with gusty south winds reaching 25 mph. Temperatures will rise to a high of 55°F, but the wind will make it feel cooler. Rain chances remain at 60%, with new precipitation amounts under a tenth of an inch.
Saturday night will be mostly cloudy, with a 30% chance of lingering showers before midnight. Temperatures drop to a low of 19°F as northwest winds strengthen, creating a blustery overnight. Sunday will be much cooler, with highs only reaching 37°F and north winds keeping conditions brisk.
By late Sunday night, snow may return after 2 a.m., bringing a 50% chance of precipitation. Monday starts with a mix of snow and rain before turning into steady rainfall by mid-morning. Highs will reach 44°F, but winds will remain strong at 16 mph.
Looking ahead, Tuesday will be mostly sunny with a high near 43°F before another cooldown midweek. Travelers should monitor changing conditions, especially with the mix of precipitation expected. Keep an eye on road conditions, especially on I-89, as rain and wind may impact travel this weekend.
