An early winter weather system will push into the Green Mountain State later tonight while spreading rain valleys and mountain snowfall which will make things slippery. Progressively colder conditions will mean adding a new snow cover. Coldest weather late this weekend with below zero degree potential again at night.

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Roger Hill’s Radio Vermont forecast 3:00 PM Tuesday 12-30-24

Winter Storm Watch late tonight thru Friday morning…

TONIGHT NEWS YEAR EVE: Fair this evening with high cloudiness thickening overnight. Wet snow…mixed with rain lowest valleys spreading south to north after 3 AM with slushy accumulations 1 to 3” with more southern Greens. A low in the low 30s. Light east to southeast winds.

TOMORROW NEW YEARS DAY: Gray. Rain lowest valleys, otherwise wet slushy snow accumulation 1 to 3”with locally more mountain summits. A high near 35. Winds becoming light and northerly.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Cloudy blustery and progressively colder. Accumulating snow or snow showers…most Green Mountain western slopes – couple 3 inches. A low mid to upper 20s. West to northwest winds 10 to 20 mph with higher gusts southern Greens.

THURSDAY: Mostly cloudy, blustery to windy with occasional mountain snow showers and valley flurries. About a dusting to 2 “accumulation. Temperatures mid to upper 20s. West to northwest winds 10 to 25 mph with higher gusts southern elevated terrain.

Looking further ahead

THURSDAY NIGHT: Lingering mountain snow showers & valley flurries with minor accumulations. A low in the upper teens.

FRIDAY: Partial morning sun, then lots of clouds. Scattered northern flurries. A high mid to upper 20s.

SATURDAY: Mainly gray. Scattered flurries. A low 5 to 10. A high low to mid-teens.

SUNDAY: Clouds mixing with periods of sunshine. A chance for a lingering mountain flurries. A low zero to 10 below, highs around 10 above.         

Average low 5 to 15. Average high mid-20s to about 30.

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