Burlington, VT – A mix of snow and rain will return to northern Vermont by Wednesday evening, potentially affecting drivers along Route 7 and surrounding areas. The National Weather Service warns of slick conditions as snow showers push through the region midweek, signaling a cooler, unsettled start to spring.
According to the National Weather Service in Burlington, scattered rain will begin Wednesday afternoon, transitioning to snow showers after 8 p.m. A light accumulation of less than an inch is possible. With temperatures dropping to the upper 20s overnight, commuters Thursday morning should prepare for possible icy roads.
Rain and snow chances will persist through the weekend. Thursday will bring drier skies and a high near 44°F, but clouds and precipitation return Friday night. Another round of snow may fall late Friday into Saturday morning, especially in higher elevations and shaded rural routes.
Daytime highs this week will range from the low 40s to mid-40s, while overnight lows remain near freezing. Winds will generally stay calm, ranging from 6 to 13 mph, though gusts may briefly increase during frontal passages.
Looking ahead, Sunday and Monday continue the damp trend with steady rain and temperatures holding in the low 40s. Residents are encouraged to monitor updates and drive cautiously, especially during evening commutes and early mornings when surfaces may freeze.
Stay updated through the NWS Burlington office and check road conditions if traveling along key routes like Route 7 or I-89 this week.
