Heavy snow tapers through Monday in Vermont, New York
A few additional inches of fluffy snow are expected through the evening
UP AND SEND US SNOWFALL REPORTS, BUT A FEW PEOPLE HAVE CHIMED IN ON FACEBOOK, TEN INCHES IN KEESEVILLE MORE TOWNS, SARANAC COMING IN AT EIGHT INCHES AS WELL, IN JUST ABOUT A HALF FOOT OF SNOW FROM ALBURGH TO CHAZY. WEATHER AT MYNBC5.COM IS THE EMAIL ADDRESS. SO IF YOU HAVE A SNOWFALL REPORT, WE WOULD LOVE TO HEAR ABOUT IT. WE’LL SHOW IT ON THAT LIST AS THE MORNING CONTINUES. THAT IS THE WEATHER LAB RIGHT NOW ON 89 IN BOLTON. IT’S A VERY POWDERY SNOW, WHICH YOU KNOW, CAN BE EASIER TO DRIVE IN, BUT THERE’S NOT MUCH VISIBILITY ON THE ROADS. YOU CAN’T SEE THE LINES. SOME SIDE ROADS. IT MAY BE TOUGH TO KNOW WHERE THE ROAD BEGINS AND ENDS. SO A LOT OF EXTRA CAUTION NEEDED WHEREVER YOU ARE THIS MORNING AS THE STORM CONTINUES TO PULL OUT. IT’S REALLY DRIED OUT IN SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND AND MOST OF SOUTHERN VERMONT TOO. WE ARE SEEING THE SNOW KIND OF REINVIGORATE IN NORTHERN NEW YORK A LITTLE MORE FILLING IN ON THE RADAR HERE ACROSS THE NORTH COUNTRY, FROM TICONDEROGA TO SARANAC LAKE UP TO ROUTE 11. THIS ALSO INCLUDES PART OF THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY, PLATTSBURGH AND BURLINGTON. SOME OF THOSE DARKER BLUES STARTING TO FILL IN AGAIN. RADAR COVERAGE ISN’T GREAT IN THE NORTHEAST KINGDOM, BUT WE CAN TELL YOU IT’S SNOWING LIGHTLY TO AT TIMES MODERATELY FROM SAINT JOHNSBURY TO MONTPELIER, SOUTHERN VERMONT, HOWEVER, IS OUT OF THE STEADIER SNOW FOR NOW. IT’S STILL COLD TEMPERATURES IN THE SINGLE DIGITS AND TEENS, SO IT WILL REMAIN A FLUFFY SNOW FOR THE REST OF THE DAY. NOT MUCH WIND, BUT A SUBTLE NORTH BREEZE. 5 TO 10MPH MAY BLOW SOME SNOW AROUND AT TIMES. TEMPERATURES WILL STAY IN THE TEENS THIS AFTERNOON. THE SNOW TURNING LIGHTER THIS MORNING, AND THEN IN THE AFTERNOON, ESPECIALLY MID TO LATE AFTERNOON, WE GET PERIODS OF STEADIER SNOW, WHICH MAY MAKE THE TRAVEL A LITTLE TOUGHER AS WE GO LATER IN THE DAY. FOR MORE ON THE ADDITIONAL SNOW WE CAN EXPECT THROUGH THIS EVENING, WE HAVE METEOROLOGIST MARISSA VIGEVANI WITH AN UPDATE. YEAH, BEN, WE’RE NOT EXPECTING A TON MORE SNOW LATER THIS AFTERNOON, BUT I DO THINK THE EVENING COMMUTE AS WELL WILL BE SLIPPERY IN A LOT OF PARTS. LOOKING AT A WIDESPREAD 2 TO 4IN ACROSS NEW YORK, VERMONT AND EVEN INTO NEW HAMPSHIRE. AGAIN, YOU CAN SEE THE WIDESPREAD 2 TO 4 ACROSS THE ROUTE 11 CORRIDOR, PROBABLY A TOUCH LESS THERE BY PLATTSBURGH AND THE CHAMPLAIN ISLANDS. AND THERE COULD BE SOME MOUNTAIN ENHANCEMENT TO WHERE WE COULD SEE 4 TO 8IN UP AT THE FOOTHILLS, IN THE SUMMIT BASES, AND THEN OFF IN SOUTHERN SPOTS, 2 TO 4IN AS WELL. SO WE’RE GOING TO CONTINUE TO WATCH THIS AS WE ROLL FORWARD TO THE EVENING DRIVE, WHICH COULD BE A BIT SLICK. BEN. YEAH, THE SNOW IN THE AIR FOR MOST OF THE DAY, ALTHOUGH THIS IS GREAT CONDITIONS FOR SKI RESORTS, I’M SURE THE MOUNTAINS ACROSS THE REGION ARE LOVING THIS. THE SNOWMOBILE TRAILS AS WELL. FUTURECAST YOU CAN SEE IT LIGHTLY SNOWS FOR MOST OF THE DAY, BUT AGAIN MID TO LATE AFTERNOON. SOME MORE DARKER BLUE SHOWING UP. THERE ARE SOME SIGNS THAT WE MAY GET MODERATE TO AT TIMES. HEAVY SNOW IN THE MIDDLE TO LATE AFTERNOON. AND THEN WE START TO REALLY BREAK ALL THIS UP AS WE GO TOWARDS TOMORROW MORNING. SUN MAY BE OUT FIRST THING TOMORROW, BUT ANY EARLY SUN WILL BE REPLACED WITH CLOUDS AND MORE SCATTERED SNOW SHOWERS THAT AFTERNOON. NOW, IN TERMS OF THE FORECAST GOING FORWARD, IT STAYS COLD FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK. THE LONG RANGE TEMPERATURE OUTLOOK LEANING COLDER THAN NORMAL TEMPERATURES LIKELY BELOW FREEZING THROUGH THE FIRST WEEKEND OF FEBRUARY. SO ANY SNOW THAT YOU HAVE NOW, IT IS STICKING AROUND FOR A WHILE AND THE FORECAST GOING FORWARD IS A LOT QUIETER COMPARED TO WHAT REALLY THE PAST 24 HOURS. WE’VE GOT A LOT OF DAYS WITH SUNSHINE, BUT NOT A LOT OF WARMTH, MANY DAYS IN THE TEENS AND LOW 20S. THERE ARE SOME SIGNS AFTER NEXT WEEKEND THAT TEMPERATURES TREND A BIT CLOSER TO NORMAL. 20S AND LOW 30S. BUT THE OTHER BIG HEADLINE HERE,
Heavy snow tapers through Monday in Vermont, New York
A few additional inches of fluffy snow are expected through the evening
Updated: 5:04 AM EST Jan 26, 2026
NBC5 meteorologists continue to track a winter storm impacting Vermont and New York, with snow showers expected to last through Monday evening.Early snowfall reports range from a half-foot in far northern Vermont and New York to over a foot in parts of southern Vermont. By mid-morning, a complete list will be compiled when more reports come in.Light, steady snow persists through Monday morning across the region with slightly less coverage in southern Vermont. Additional moderate snow showers are expected in the afternoon and evening.Through the daylight hours, another 2 to 4 inches of fluff will accumulate before lingering snow showers taper by Tuesday morning.The rest of the workweek will feature temperatures in the teens and lower 20s. Temperatures may rise above freezing after the first week of February, but no additional storms are expected through that time.
NBC5 meteorologists continue to track a winter storm impacting Vermont and New York, with snow showers expected to last through Monday evening.
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Early snowfall reports range from a half-foot in far northern Vermont and New York to over a foot in parts of southern Vermont. By mid-morning, a complete list will be compiled when more reports come in.
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Light, steady snow persists through Monday morning across the region with slightly less coverage in southern Vermont. Additional moderate snow showers are expected in the afternoon and evening.
Through the daylight hours, another 2 to 4 inches of fluff will accumulate before lingering snow showers taper by Tuesday morning.
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The rest of the workweek will feature temperatures in the teens and lower 20s. Temperatures may rise above freezing after the first week of February, but no additional storms are expected through that time.