Burlington, VT – A spring weather mix could complicate Thursday night travel across northern Vermont, with snow showers likely to return to Burlington and surrounding areas. Drivers along I-89 should prepare for slick road conditions from Thursday night into early Saturday.
According to the National Weather Service, Thursday will start mostly sunny with a high near 46°F. However, snow showers may begin after 7 p.m., with increasing chances overnight. Winds will shift northwest after midnight, and temperatures will drop to around 30°F. Snow accumulation could reach up to a half inch in some areas, potentially reducing visibility and slickening roads.
By Friday night, conditions deteriorate as another round of rain and snow moves in. The mix is expected to persist into Saturday morning, with a 70% chance of precipitation. Winds will increase out of the north, and colder air will keep temperatures in the upper 30s during the day. Rain and snow likely continue Saturday night into Sunday, with gusts reaching 20 mph by Sunday morning.
Safety Tips:
- Use caution when traveling Thursday night through Saturday morning.
- Check Vermont 511 for updated road conditions on I-89 and local routes.
- Layer up for fluctuating temperatures and monitor local alerts.
Looking Ahead – 5-Day Burlington Forecast:
- Thursday: Mostly sunny, high 46°F.
- Friday: Rain/snow likely late, high 41°F.
- Saturday: Rain and snow mix, high 37°F.
- Sunday: Rain and wind, high 40°F.
- Monday: Mostly cloudy, warmer, high near 48°F.
Though spring has arrived, winter weather lingers in northern Vermont. Stay alert and plan ahead for changing conditions.
