A quick-moving system will bring a burst of snow to parts of northern New York and Vermont late Monday afternoon into the evening.This will be the season’s first measurable snow event during a busy commute for many towns.As low pressure pulls in colder Canadian air this afternoon, lingering rain showers will change to snow; even in lower elevations. The changeover likely occurs between 4-8 PM, with eastern areas by the Connecticut River last to see snowflakes. Drier conditions develop after midnight.Roads will turn slick and snow-covered this evening — plan for slow travel and use extra caution if heading out around or after sunset!A coating to an inch is expected in Burlington and locally higher amounts north and across the higher elevations east of the Green Mountains and Adirondacks. Lake effect snow showers take over Tuesday with minimal accumulations expected in the wider valleys, with 4-8″+ additional across the mountain summits.Want more local news? Download the MyNBC5 app on iOS or Android.Follow MyNBC5 on YouTube.
A quick-moving system will bring a burst of snow to parts of northern New York and Vermont late Monday afternoon into the evening.
This will be the season’s first measurable snow event during a busy commute for many towns.
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Snow showers break out across the region just after sunset.
As low pressure pulls in colder Canadian air this afternoon, lingering rain showers will change to snow; even in lower elevations. The changeover likely occurs between 4-8 PM, with eastern areas by the Connecticut River last to see snowflakes. Drier conditions develop after midnight.
Roads will turn slick and snow-covered this evening — plan for slow travel and use extra caution if heading out around or after sunset!
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Snowfall accumulation through Tuesday evening.
A coating to an inch is expected in Burlington and locally higher amounts north and across the higher elevations east of the Green Mountains and Adirondacks.
Lake effect snow showers take over Tuesday with minimal accumulations expected in the wider valleys, with 4-8″+ additional across the mountain summits.
Want more local news? Download the MyNBC5 app on iOS or Android.