This week, Vermont will be hit with snow showers and freezing temperatures, creating hazardous travel conditions and bitter wind chills. The National Weather Service forecasts light snow showers on Tuesday, with a high of 27°F and gusty winds. Snow accumulation is possible Tuesday night, with up to half an inch expected.
Wednesday will be partly sunny with a high of 18°F, but overnight snow will lead to potentially heavier snowfall on Thursday. With a 90% chance of precipitation, snow is expected to last into the afternoon with temperatures around 30°F before dropping to 10°F overnight.
Road travelers are advised to be cautious as icy conditions may develop, especially on I-89 where delays are possible. The cold weather will persist into Friday, with temperatures remaining below freezing.
Residents are encouraged to dress warmly in layers, stay informed about weather updates, and prepare for potentially snow-covered roads midweek. Stay safe and be prepared for the winter weather ahead.
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