Burlington, VT – A mix of rain and snow will impact Vermont on Thursday, followed by colder temperatures and additional snow through the weekend. Drivers on I-89 should prepare for slick conditions, particularly Thursday night and early Friday.
According to the National Weather Service, rain and snow are expected before 4 p.m. Thursday, with temperatures reaching 41°F. Snow showers could develop overnight, with new accumulation of up to half an inch. By Friday morning, expect mostly sunny skies but colder temperatures, with highs only reaching 28°F and winds gusting up to 14 mph.
Friday night could bring another round of snow, mainly after 1 a.m., with increasing winds from the southeast. Snow will likely continue into Saturday, with highs near 34°Fand an 80% chance of precipitation. A 30% chance of snow showers lingers into Saturday night, with lows dropping to 5°F.
Sunday will be mostly sunny, but temperatures will remain frigid, with a high near 16°Fand gusty northwest winds. Looking ahead to next week, temperatures will stay below average, with another potential winter system developing by Tuesday.
Travelers should check local forecasts and road conditions before heading out, especially on major highways like I-89. Plan for delays and allow extra time when driving through snow-covered areas.
