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NWS compiled Cooperative Observer reports from Monday morning showing the Greensboro area with the most snow that fell Sunday night into early Monday before changing to rain showers.
Lake Effect Flurries today, tonight, and lesser amounts Wednesday which may accrue to around an inch or so in some spots northern/central Green Mountains. Colder today, and tomorrow, then a nice uptick in temps.
Heavy snows with power outages last night. Conditions have improved but it’ll be a slog to get power back on to everyone. Be patient. There are folks on it.
Storm pulling away with scattered rain showers and threats of additional snowfall is done. Healthy – yes! Greater than 1 Foot amounts of heavy wet snow. Over 30,000 without power but conditions to improve with a later high at least mid-30s and more like lower 40s valleys.
Elevation wet snowfall, & pretty healthy in the higher elevations, but much less to none valley floors with very marginal cold enough temperatures playing an altitude role. All rain before 8 AM…as warmth pushes in aloft.
Flurries with a few sprinkles this morning could make for a couple icy spots on area roads, as temperatures “fall” into the middle 20s today on a cold northwest wind.
Intervals of sun after a cloudy morning but clouds predominate with more sprinkles/flurries tonight. A sharply colder airmass arrives in northern Vermont Friday morning with downward temperature trends. Single digits Friday night some locations.
Incoming travel issues begin as snow pushes in later this evening, with a wintry mix eventually going over to rain showers. A couple/few inches of snow will be wet and slushy, the most eastern areas especially Windsor-Windham counties
Utility Outlook for Vermont — valid rest of Sunday into Friday November 24th, 2023.
Weathering Heights, Roger Hill's weather forecasting service 