Burlington, Vermont – Strong thunderstorms could impact parts of Vermont Friday, July 25, with damaging winds and heavy rainfall expected along key travel corridors like I-89. The National Weather Service warns that a cold front dropping south may trigger severe weather late Friday afternoon into the evening.
According to the NWS Burlington office, showers and storms will likely develop after 5 p.m., with the strongest activity possible during the late commute hours. While widespread severe weather isn’t guaranteed, gusty winds and brief downpours could make for hazardous driving. Storm chances remain near 80% through Friday night. Spotter activation is not currently expected.
In Burlington and surrounding areas, temperatures will reach the low 80s Friday before storms move in. Saturday brings a welcome break in the pattern with mostly sunny skies and highs near 83°F. Humidity will remain moderate, with calmer winds returning by evening.
Weekend Preview:
Saturday night stays dry and mild, while Sunday could bring more scattered showers (40% chance), especially during the afternoon and evening. Sunday highs hover in the mid-80s with muggy conditions continuing.
Looking ahead to next week, Monday stays mostly sunny and dry with highs near 90°F. Another round of scattered showers may develop Monday night into Tuesday, with a slight cool down expected midweek.
🌤️ Burlington 5-Day Forecast:
- Friday, July 25: Showers and storms likely after 5 p.m., high 83°F. Winds shifting northwest late.
- Saturday: Mostly sunny, high near 83°F. Calm winds.
- Sunday: Chance of showers (40%), high 83°F. Partly sunny.
- Monday: Mostly sunny, hot. High 90°F.
- Tuesday: Slight chance of storms (40%). High 88°F. Cooler by evening.
⚠️ REMINDER: Continue monitoring NWS updates as conditions Friday afternoon may warrant additional watches or warnings.
