Burlington, VT – Snow showers and plummeting temperatures are set to impact Vermont this week, bringing hazardous travel conditions and biting wind chills. Residents should prepare for snow accumulation and freezing temperatures through Thursday.
According to the National Weather Service, Tuesday will bring a mix of sunshine and light snow showers, with highs reaching 27°F. Winds could gust up to 22 mph, making conditions feel even colder. By Tuesday night, a 50% chance of snow persists, with up to half an inch of accumulation possible.
Wednesday will be partly sunny with a high of 18°F, but overnight snow is expected, leading into a potentially heavier snow event on Thursday. The chance of precipitation Thursday is 90%, with snow lasting into the afternoon. Temperatures will hover around 30°F before dropping to 10°F overnight.
Travelers should remain cautious on roadways, as icy conditions may develop. Those commuting on I-89 should anticipate possible delays. The cold snap continues into Friday, with a mix of sun and clouds but temperatures remaining below freezing.
Residents are urged to dress in layers, monitor weather updates, and prepare for potential snow-covered roads midweek.
