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Vermont Snow Alert: Up to 4.5 Inches, More This Weekend
Burlington, VT – Parts of Vermont are waking up to a fresh coating of snow Friday,&n…Burlington, VT – Parts of Vermont are waking up to a fresh coating of snow Friday, November 13, 2026, after portion
By Erin Vale · 2026-11-13T18:06:24.146Z
Burlington, VT – Parts of Vermont are waking up to a fresh coating of snow Friday, November 13, 2026, after portions of the southern Green Mountains received several inches over the past 24 hours. Additional rain and snow showers are expected throughout the weekend, bringing another opportunity for wintry weather.
According to the National Weather Service in Burlington, snowfall totals varied significantly across Vermont and the surrounding North Country, with the greatest accumulations concentrated in southern mountain communities.
The agency's snowfall analysis, released Friday morning, shows several locations in southern Vermont receiving between 2 and 4 inches, with one plotted report reaching approximately 4.5 inches.
Other nearby locations recorded totals around 3.5 inches, while lower elevation communities generally experienced lighter snowfall.
Farther north, including portions of northern Vermont and northern New York, many communities reported little or no measurable accumulation.
The sharp differences highlight how elevation and local weather conditions influenced where snow accumulated.
While southern mountain areas experienced wintry conditions, much of the northern region missed the more substantial snowfall.
The National Weather Service says additional rain and snow showers are expected across the region Saturday, November 14, and Sunday, November 15.
Residents traveling through the Green Mountains should remain alert for changing conditions, particularly along higher elevation roads where temperatures may be colder and additional snow could develop.
Drivers should check road conditions before traveling into mountain communities, especially during periods of precipitation.
The snowfall map is based on observations from weather spotters, National Weather Service observers, local officials and members of the public. The agency notes that mapped values between observations are estimates.
Although Friday's snowfall was concentrated in southern Vermont, the unsettled weekend forecast means additional precipitation remains possible across the broader region.
Residents should monitor updated forecasts as rain and snow showers continue through Sunday.