TONIGHT: Variable cloudiness. Isolated leftover flurries exiting this evening. A low ranging upper single digits northern areas to mid-20s southern areas otherwise. Light northwest winds.

TOMORROW: Brief morning sun then more clouds. A rising chance a period of wet accumulating snow showers late. A high 35 to 40. Southeast winds 10 mph.

TUESDAY NIGHT: Evening snow showers tapering off to scattered flurries. A dusting to locally 3”, otherwise partly cloudy & blustery.A low upper teens to mid-20s. Winds becoming westerly 10 top 20 mph.

WEDNESDAY: Clouds with a few hints of sun thickening in the afternoon. A high in the upper 20s north, and mid-30s south.Light northwest winds.

Looking further ahead

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Cloudy. Periods of accumulating snow developing, moderate to briefly heavy at times central and southern Vermont. A low 15 to 20 north and 20 to 25 south.

THURSDAY: Gray.Periods of snow…moderate to briefly heavy at times early with a few inches accumulation.Light snow showers or flurries mixing with sleet and possible spotty freezing rain.Travel will be slick.A high 20 to 25.

FRIDAY: Snow showers winding down as flurries with some additional light accumulation, otherwise morning clouds gives way to few breaks of sun afternoon sun. Blustery. A low 5 to 10 above with a high around 15.

SATURDAY: Filtered sunshine gives way to thickening clouds.A morning low 5 to 15 below. A high in the mid to upper teens.

Average lows upper single digits to mid-teens. Average highs in the low to mid-30s.

Climatological winter ends March 9th… Vernal equinox March 20th as we start spring

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