Latest snow reports across Vermont, New York
Some areas nearing a foot of snow already as snow showers linger Monday
FROM RUTLAND IRASBURG WANT TO SEND THINGS OVER. WELL, IT IS SNOWING HARDER THAN IT WAS EVEN EARLY THIS MORNING. AS WE SAID, YOU KNOW, IT WAS WE GOT SEVERAL INCHES YESTERDAY AND THEN IT REALLY DID PAUSE DURING THE NIGHT. BUT NOW IT IS SNOWING AGAIN. THESE ROADS ARE COVERED. THE ROADS CREWS HAVE BEEN OUT ALL MORNING, EXCEPT EVEN THOUGH THEY’VE BEEN CONSISTENTLY COMING, IT IS REALLY HARDLY MADE A DIFFERENCE BECAUSE OF THESE COLD TEMPERATURES. THE SNOW IS JUST SO COMPACT ON THE ROAD. IT’S REALLY STICKING. SO IF YOU’RE OUT THIS MORNING, YOU REALLY HAVE TO DRIVE SLOW, GO OUT EARLY, BE SAFE, BECAUSE EVEN WITH THE SNOWPLOWS, WITH THE SIDEWALK PLOWS, ONCE THIS SNOW STARTS COMING DOWN, IT IS REALLY STICKING TO THE ROADS. BACK TO YOU. ALL RIGHT, LINDSEY, THANK YOU. AND YOU WANT TO TURN THINGS OVER TO PLATTSBURGH NOW THAT’S WHERE WE FIND SOPHIA FALBO, WHO’S LIVE FOR US. SOPHIA, YOU’VE BEEN OUT IN THE SNOW ALL MORNING. HOW ARE YOU FEELING NOW? A COUPLE OF HOURS IN. COLD, ADRIENNE. VERY COLD. AND IT IS STILL SNOWING PRETTY HARD OVER HERE IN PLATTSBURGH. I MEASURED IT ABOUT TWO HOURS AGO AND IT WAS AROUND SEVEN INCHES, BUT IT SEEMS LIKE JUST IN THE LAST TWO HOURS WE’VE GOTTEN SEVERAL MORE INCHES OF SNOW. STILL A TON OF PLOW TRUCKS GOING UP AND DOWN CORNELIA STREET, TRYING TO PAVE THE ROADS AND MAKING IT AS DRIVABLE AS POSSIBLE. THERE’S DEFINITELY A LOT MORE TRAFFIC THAN WE WERE SEEING JUST A FEW HOURS AGO, BUT THIS IS JUST A REMINDER THAT THE CITY OF PLATTSBURGH OFFICES AND THE CLINTON COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER ARE BOTH CLOSED TODAY, AS WELL AS THE PLATTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY. SO THE PLATTSBURGH PUBLIC LIBRARY. SO THOSE WILL ALL BE CLOSED TODAY. BUT THE SNOW IS DEFINITELY THAT SAME POWDERY LIKE CONSISTENCY THAT WE SAW PRETTY MUCH ALL MORNING. SO VERY EASY TO PLOW, VERY EASY TO SHOVEL. IF YOU DO HAVE TO GO OUT FOR NOW IN PLATTSBURGH, SOPHIA FALBO, NBC5 NEWS. ALL RIGHT. WARM UP, SOPHIA. THANK YOU. NOW WE WANT TO TURN THINGS OVER TO BEN AND MARISSA. MARISSA. HOW’S TRAFFIC FLOW LOOKING AT THIS HOUR AS MORE FOLKS ARE GETTING OUT ON THE ROAD? WELL, IT’S NOT LOOKING AS GREEN AS WE SAW EARLIER THIS MORNING. ADRIENNE. MORE FOLKS, OF COURSE OUT THERE AND WE’RE TRACKING STEADY SNOW MOVING THROUGH THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY AND THROUGH MUCH OF THE NORTH COUNTRY AT THIS POINT A BIT LIGHTER IN SOUTHERN SPOTS. HERE’S WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE FOR VISIBILITY. NOT BAD. IT’S NICE TO SEE THE LANDSCAPE SO BRIGHT, BUT SNOW COVERED STILL ON ROUTE FOUR. AS WE LOOK AT THE ROAD SURFACE THERE. TRAFFIC FLOW AS I MENTIONED, STILL LIGHTING UP AND MOSTLY YELLOW ACROSS THE STATE ROADS AND EVEN THE INTERSTATES. WE DO HAVE THAT STEADIER SNOW SHOWER RIGHT OVER THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY FROM SWANTON ALL THE WAY SOUTH TOWARDS ORWELL IN THE MIDDLEBURY AREA. SO THAT’S WHERE WE’RE WHERE WE WILL EXPECT SLOWER THAN NORMAL TRAVEL AND POOR VISIBILITY AT TIMES. WE’LL TAKE YOU TO THE WILLISTON AREA, SHOW YOU WHAT IT’S LOOKING LIKE ON 89. YOU CAN SEE THAT RIGHT LANE IS PASSABLE, BUT THE LEFT LANE STILL HAS A DECENT AMOUNT OF SNOW COVERING IT, SO JUST BE AWARE OF THAT EVEN AS A CAR MAY PASS YOU ON THE LEFT, IT MIGHT KICK BACK SOME SNOW THAT MAY BRIEFLY DROP YOUR VISIBILITY. YOU CAN SEE PANTON RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THAT STEADIER SNOW SHOWER. YOU CAN SEE SNOW COVERED AT THIS POINT ON 22 A, SO WE’RE GOING TO BE LOOKING AHEAD, BEN, TO THESE CONTINUED SNOW SHOWERS INTO THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING. YEAH I THINK WE’LL HAVE SNOW IN THE AIR FOR MOST OF TODAY. AND THE SKIERS ARE ABSOLUTELY LOVING IT. LOOK AT MOUNT SNOW, A CONSTANT LINE ON THE CHAIRLIFTS. I DON’T THINK I’VE SEEN AN EMPTY CHAIR IN THE PAST 15 MINUTES. I’VE BEEN LOOKING AT THIS CAMERA, SO A FULL ON POWDER DAY AT THE MOUNTAINS AND THE SNOW STILL COMING DOWN AT A DECENT CLIP IN SOUTH BURLINGTON. I THINK THIS CAMERA MAKES IT LOOK A LITTLE MORE INTENSE THAN IT ACTUALLY IS. I JUST POKED MY HEAD OUT THE DOOR, AND I’D SAY IT’S MORE OF A MODERATE SNOW, NOT NECESSARILY A BLINDING, HEAVY SNOW LIKE YOU SEE ON CAMERA RIGHT NOW. SIX DEGREES. SO IT’S VERY DRY AND COLD, ABLE TO PILE UP QUICKLY. AND IN TERMS OF THE HIGHEST SNOWFALL AMOUNTS WE’VE GOTTEN SO FAR, 15IN IN DANVILLE, 14IN ELIZABETHTOWN AND A FOOT OF SNOW FOR MONTPELIER AND AUSABLE STOWE. JUST ABOUT THERE FOR GREENSBORO TWO PLENTY OTHER DOUBLE DIGIT SNOWFALLS IN PARTS OF NEW YORK AND VERMONT FROM THIS STORM. SO AS WE LOOK AT STORM TRACKER AT 1004, YOU CAN SEE THE STEADIER SNOW IN THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY, WHERE THE RADAR HAS A REALLY GOOD LOOK AT THINGS. BUT IT LOOKS LIKE WE HAVE SNOW ALL THE WAY INTO THE NORTHEAST KINGDOM, NORTHERN NEW YORK AS WELL. JUST ABOUT EVERYONE HAS SOME FLAKES IN THE AIR, EVEN SOUTHERN VERMONT, WHERE WE WERE DRY FOR A LOT OF THE MORNING. IT DOES LOOK LIKE SOME ADDITIONAL MOISTURE COMES IN FROM THE ALBANY AREA. YOU SEE ALL THESE BANDS FORMING BY SCHENECTADY. WE’LL SEE IF WE CAN GET A COUPLE OF THOSE INTO SOUTHERN VERMONT AND SORT OF MAKE UP FOR LOST TIME. I KNOW THE TOTALS DIDN’T PERFORM AS ADVERTISED, BUT YOU’LL GET A LITTLE MORE SNOW BY THIS AFTERNOON. TEMPERATURES, AS MENTIONED IN THE SINGLE DIGITS AND TEENS. SO IT’S A DRY, FLUFFY SNOW THAT CONTINUES THROUGH A DECENT CHUNK OF THE AFTERNOON. THERE MAY BE A PERIOD IN THE MID TO LATE AFTERNOON WHERE THE SNOW IS STEADIER AND HEAVIER OVERALL. THAT JUST HAPPENS AS THE ENTIRE WEATHER SYSTEM PULLS AWAY. WE DO EXPECT BY AFTER SUNSET TONIGHT, I SHOULD SAY THE SNOW WILL QUICKLY TAPER AND THEN FOR TOMORROW IT IS A LOT DRIER. NO WEATHER CONCERNS TO START OFF TOMORROW MORNING. IN TERMS OF THE ADDITIONAL SNOW, IT’S ANOTHER 2 TO 4IN OF VERY FLUFFY STUFF BY THE END OF TODAY, I’D SAY A LITTLE BIT LESS IN NORTHERN NEW YORK BECAUSE WE’RE CLOSER TO WRAPPING UP THE SNOW TO BEGIN WITH. THAT IS THE LATEST HERE ON THE ONGOING WINTER STORM. WE’LL SEE YOU BAC
Latest snow reports across Vermont, New York
Some areas nearing a foot of snow already as snow showers linger Monday
Updated: 7:38 AM EST Jan 26, 2026
The NBC5 First Warning Weather Team is tracking the widespread snowfall across Vermont and Northern New York and bringing you the latest snow totals.As of 7 a.m. Monday, initial snow reports are coming in after fluffy snow fell overnight. This page will continue to be updated as more reports are received.Snow showers will continue through the day, with some towns picking up an additional 2-4 inches by Monday night.Scroll to see current totals organized alphabetically by county.Addison County, VT• Monkton – 8.0″• New Haven – 6.0″Caledonia County, VT• Danville – 15.0″• Lyndonville – 10.0″Chittenden County, VT• S. Burlington – 9.5″• Colchester – 9.1″• Milton – 8.0″• Williston – 6.6″• Jericho – 6.0″Clinton County, NY• AuSable – 12.0″• Black Brook – 11.0″• Schuyler Falls – 9.0″• Plattsburgh – 8.0″• Saranac – 8.0″• Dannemora – 7.0″• Chazy – 6.0″• Champlain – 6.0″• Mooers – 6.0″Essex County, NY• Elizabethtown – 14.0″• Willsboro – 10.5″• Wilmington – 9.0″• Crown Point – 8.0″Franklin County, NY• Brighton – 10.1″Franklin County, VT• St. Albans – 6.5″• Georgia – 6.0″Lamoille County, VT• Stowe – 12.0″Orange County, VT• Topsham – 9.0″Orleans County, VT• Greensboro – 11.6″Rutland County, VT• Sudbury – 10.0″• Wallingford – 8.0″• Brandon – 5.5″• Rutland – 5.0″Washington County, VT• Woodbury – 14.5″• Montpelier – 12.0″• Northfield – 11.0″• Warren – 11.0″• Moretown – 10.0″Windsor County, VT• Hartford – 8.5″
SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. —
The NBC5 First Warning Weather Team is tracking the widespread snowfall across Vermont and Northern New York and bringing you the latest snow totals.
As of 7 a.m. Monday, initial snow reports are coming in after fluffy snow fell overnight. This page will continue to be updated as more reports are received.
Snow showers will continue through the day, with some towns picking up an additional 2-4 inches by Monday night.
Scroll to see current totals organized alphabetically by county.
Addison County, VT
• Monkton – 8.0″
• New Haven – 6.0″
Caledonia County, VT
• Danville – 15.0″
• Lyndonville – 10.0″
Chittenden County, VT
• S. Burlington – 9.5″
• Colchester – 9.1″
• Milton – 8.0″
• Williston – 6.6″
• Jericho – 6.0″
Clinton County, NY
• AuSable – 12.0″
• Black Brook – 11.0″
• Schuyler Falls – 9.0″
• Plattsburgh – 8.0″
• Saranac – 8.0″
• Dannemora – 7.0″
• Chazy – 6.0″
• Champlain – 6.0″
• Mooers – 6.0″
Essex County, NY
• Elizabethtown – 14.0″
• Willsboro – 10.5″
• Wilmington – 9.0″
• Crown Point – 8.0″
Franklin County, NY
• Brighton – 10.1″
Franklin County, VT
• St. Albans – 6.5″
• Georgia – 6.0″
Lamoille County, VT
• Stowe – 12.0″
Orange County, VT
• Topsham – 9.0″
Orleans County, VT
• Greensboro – 11.6″
Rutland County, VT
• Sudbury – 10.0″
• Wallingford – 8.0″
• Brandon – 5.5″
• Rutland – 5.0″
Washington County, VT
• Woodbury – 14.5″
• Montpelier – 12.0″
• Northfield – 11.0″
• Warren – 11.0″
• Moretown – 10.0″
Windsor County, VT
• Hartford – 8.5″