Weather Alert: snow overnight

CLIPPER SYSTEM TONIGHT

After a gusty afternoon, winds will begin to calm down this evening, but the weather isn’t done changing just yet. Clouds will thicken up as a clipper system approaches, bringing snow to the region overnight. While we’re not expecting a major snowfall, you should plan on a coating to 3 inches of snow in many areas. It’s enough to require a little extra time in the morning to brush off your car ahead of your commute.

For those in the higher elevations of Vermont, particularly the Green Mountains, expect up to 6 inches of snow. This area is under a Winter Storm Warning until 1am as the snow intensifies there. Snowfall will taper off by sunrise on Wednesday, but don’t get too comfortable—another front is moving in with a mix of scattered showers, snow showers, and the possibility of snow squalls by Wednesday afternoon.

Temperatures will be in the low 40s for Wednesday, with breezy conditions persisting throughout the day. It won’t feel too warm, but at least we’ll have some breaks in the clouds from time to time.

REST OF THE WEEK

Looking ahead to Thursday, we’ll enjoy more sunshine, but don’t get too excited about the warmth—temperatures will only reach the upper 20s, making it feel a lot colder.

As we head into Friday, expect a slight warm-up, with highs in the mid 40s. However, that comes with a catch: rain will start to move in during the afternoon, with the possibility of a light mix Friday night.

WEEKEND IN VIEW

As we close out the week, the weekend is shaping up to start off bright and sunny, but keep an eye on Sunday night into Monday, when another storm could bring snow or mixed precipitation across the region.

Stay tuned for updates, and be sure to check your local forecast as conditions evolve over the next few days!

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