Vermont residents should prepare for changing weather conditions as a mix of rain and snow moves through Burlington and surrounding areas. The forecast calls for rain beginning Wednesday morning, transitioning to snow showers overnight, with freezing temperatures expected by the weekend. Travelers on I-89 should be cautious, as wet roads may turn slick with falling temperatures.
According to the National Weather Service, Wednesday will see a high near 38°F with mostly cloudy skies. A 40% chance of snow follows Wednesday night, with lows dipping to 28°F. Snow accumulation will be light, but icy conditions could develop by Thursday morning.
Thursday brings a 50% chance of rain and snow early, followed by lingering showers and a high of 40°F. By Friday, temperatures drop to 29°F, with snow showers possible throughout the day. Overnight lows will plunge to 9°F, making for frigid conditions heading into the weekend.
Saturday and Sunday will be partly sunny but cold, with highs in the upper 20s and lows in the single digits. Residents should bundle up and drive cautiously on untreated roads. Stay updated on local alerts and road conditions as Vermont braces for a wintry mix in the days ahead.
