Burlington, VT – A mix of rain and snow showers is expected in Vermont on Friday, with gusty winds and dropping temperatures heading into the weekend. Residents should prepare for slick roads and changing conditions as the storm system moves through.
According to the National Weather Service, rain showers will transition to snow Friday evening as temperatures drop into the 20s. Winds will increase throughout the day, with gusts reaching 33 mph by the afternoon. Friday’s high will hover around 35°F, but wind chills will make it feel significantly colder.
Saturday will remain chilly, with a high of only 29°F and breezy conditions persisting. Overnight temperatures will dip to 17°F, bringing a frigid start to Sunday morning. The weekend will stay mostly dry, though another chance of snow showers returns late Sunday into Monday.
The five-day forecast indicates a warming trend next week, with highs reaching the upper 40s by Tuesday. However, Monday may see a mix of rain and snow before clearing skies take over midweek.
Drivers should remain cautious on Friday due to wet roads and possible icy patches as temperatures fall. Those traveling along I-89 or other major roadways should expect reduced visibility and gusty winds.
