Vermont
Vermont expected to get light snow Saturday. Here’s the forecast
Wintry weather spreads across the South
Significant snow and icy precipitation are moving from Texas to the Carolinas.
Following a week of cold temperatures and harsh winds, this weekend will see light snow across New England, including Vermont.
While the snow is expected to cover the entire state of Vermont, this weekend’s snowfall will be calm, with no strong winds to create a storm and only a small amount of accumulation.
Here’s what to know about the timing, location and effects of Saturday’s snowfall in Vermont.
Where in VT will it snow Saturday?
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) of Burlington, light snow is expected throughout the day on Saturday, with the greatest chances of snow in the morning. Most areas of the state will see one inch of snowfall, with two inches possible in the middle region of the state.
While Vermont has seen extremely strong winds over this past week, the wind is expected to die down Friday night and stay mild throughout the snow Saturday. As of right now, the NWS has not issued any hazards or warning for Saturday, as the snowfall is expected to be calm.
VT weather next week
Temperatures will stay in the 20s throughout the weekend, with slightly warmer temperatures coming in next week. Snow showers are expected overnight from Monday to Tuesday.