Burlington, VT – Thunderstorms capable of damaging winds and frequent lightning could hit southern Vermont this afternoon, with the highest risk between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. today. A zone of favorable conditions for severe weather has developed as a batch of rain moves through the region.
According to the National Weather Service, the southern portion of Vermont is most at risk, with scattered storms expected to form. These storms could bring significant winds, some of which may be strong enough to cause damage, as well as frequent lightning.
Travelers and residents in the affected area are urged to stay aware of changing conditions. Prepare for potential power outages and avoid outdoor activities during the storm’s peak. The rain will continue to move northward, but the greatest threat remains in the southern part of the state.
Stay updated with the latest weather alerts as conditions evolve throughout the afternoon. The National Weather Service advises checking forecasts regularly and taking action if new warnings are issued.
