Rain will continue to rain continuously on Wednesday night, and will be heavy in the southern regions. Low temperatures will reach the upper 30s and lower 40s. Some rain will continue until Thursday morning, especially to the south and east. Thursday afternoon, the trend will be drier, with some breaks from the sun possible, especially for the Champlain Valley and western areas. Highs reach the mid 40s. Friday will be a beautiful end to the work week, with nearly full sunshine and highs in the upper 40s! This weekend will likely start out dry on Saturday, with mainly cloudy skies and highs near 50. Saturday night into Sunday, a mix of rain and wet snow is likely. Light accumulation will be possible in the mountains late Sunday. Then, from Sunday night into Tuesday morning, mountain snow is likely on the back side of the storm, with colder air arriving and gusty northwesterly winds developing. A foot or more of snow could fall on some mountains. The best opportunity will be along the spine of the North Green Mountains, between Sugarbush and Jay Peak. Follow the NBC5 First Weather Warning team on social media: Chief Meteorologist Tyler Jankowski Facebook | x | Instagram Meteorologist Ben Frechette Facebook | x | Instagram Meteorologist Matt DiLoreto Facebook | Meteorologist Andrew Grautsky Facebook | XMeteorologist Marisa Vigevani Facebook | X
Rain will continue to rain continuously on Wednesday night, and will be heavy in the southern regions. Low temperatures will reach the upper 30s to low 40s.
Some rain will continue until Thursday morning, especially in the south and east. Thursday afternoon, the trend will be drier, with some breaks from the sun possible, especially for the Champlain Valley and western areas. Highs reach the mid 40s.
Friday will be a beautiful end to the work week, with nearly full sunshine and highs in the upper 40s!
This weekend will likely start off dry on Saturday, with mainly cloudy skies and highs near 50.
Saturday night into Sunday, rain and wet snow are likely. Light accumulation will be possible in the mountains late Sunday.
Then, from Sunday night into Tuesday morning, mountain snow will likely fall on the back side of the storm, as colder air arrives and gusty northwesterly winds develop.
By Tuesday, a foot or more of snow will be possible in some mountains. The best opportunity will be along the spine of the northern Green Mountains, between Sugarbush and Jay Peak.
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