Significant Nor'easter To Impact The Region Sunday Into Monday

Local Update...
   Heavy Snow, Strong Winds, and Cold Wind Chills Will Lead To Near Blizzard Conditions Sunday Into Monday...

     The National Weather Service in Burlington, Vermont has issued a Winter Storm Warning for the entire region, for 6-12 inches of snow across much of the region, and 10-15 inches of snow across much of Northern, and Central Vermont, along with the threat of significant blowing and drifting snow. The National Weather Service in Albany, New York has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Bennington, and Windham Counties in Vermont for 8-16 inches, along with significant blowing and drifting snow. JRWeather has issued a Winter Storm Warning for the entire region for 6-12 inches of snow, across much of the region, and 12-16 inches of snow across the Western slopes of the Green Mountains, and North-Central, and Northeastern Vermont.

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     A significant winter storm is expected to strike the region, starting Sunday morning. Currently a low pressure system over the Tennessee area, will continue to move Northeast, this low pressure system will redevelop off the coast of New Jersey and track Northeast, and over downeast Maine by Monday Morning. With strong cold air in place this will allow for significant snowfall for our region. Snow should begin for all areas by late Sunday morning, and become heavy at times through the evening. Snow will then be light to moderate into the mid morning hours on Monday. Winds will be increasing into the 10-20MPH range with gusts as high as 40MPH, especially over the Western Slopes of the green mountains, and across the higher terrain of North Central, and Northeastern Vermont. This will result in significant blowing and drifting snow, and very cold wind chills. Near Blizzard conditions will be likely. Total snow accumulations will range from 6-12 inches for most of the region, and 12-16 inches across the Western slopes of the Green Mountains, and North-Central, and Northeastern Vermont. Travel will become increasingly difficult, and very hazardous throughout the storm. Accumulation map below. Stay tuned for further updates!


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