Clipper system to bring more snow, tough travel Tuesday in Vermont, New York
Several inches likely through Wednesday
the week, then turn milder over the weekend, with many places likely reaching the low 30s for the first time in more than three weeks. Forecasters are also watching the potential for a more impactful winter storm late Sunday into Monday, but confidence is lower at this time and details may change. Light to occasionally moderate snow is expected from Tuesday into Wednesday, lasting much of the time and adding up to about 2 to 5 inches for most areas, with somewhat higher amounts in the mountains. A short period of heavier snow Tuesday evening could make travel more difficult during the evening commute. Temperatures will be typical for this time of year through most of the week, then turn milder over the weekend, with many places likely reaching the low 30s for the first time in more than three weeks. Forecasters are also watching the potential for a more impactful winter storm late Sunday into Monday, but confidence is lower at this time and details may change. Light to occasionally moderate snow is expected from Tuesday into Wednesday, lasting much of the time and adding up to about 2 to 5 inches for most areas, with somewhat higher amounts in the mountains. A short period of heavier snow Tuesday evening could make travel more difficult during the evening commute. Temperatures will be typical for this time of year through most of the week, then turn milder over the weekend, with many places likely reaching the low 30s for the first time in more than three weeks. Forecasters are also watching the potential for a more impactful winter storm late Sunday into Monday, but be typical for this time of year through most of the week, then turn milder over the weekend, with many places likely reaching the low 30s for the first time in more than three weeks. Forecasters are also watching the potential for a more impactful winter storm late Sunday into Monday, but confidence is most of the week, then turn milder over the weekend, with many places likely reaching the low 30s for the first time in more than three weeks. Forecasters are also watching the potential for a more impactful winter storm late Sunday into Monday, but during the evening commute. Temperatures will be typical for this time of year through most of the week, then turn milder over the weekend, with many places likely reaching the low 30s for the first time in more than three weeks. Forecasters are also watching the potential for a more impactful winter storm late Sunday into Monday, but confidence i
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NBC5 meteorologists are tracking another quick-hitting clipper system set to bring several inches of snow Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday evening.Tuesday morning will be dry with partial sunshine before clouds fill in.Light to moderate snow arrives first in northern New York between 2-4 PM. Steady snow makes it to the Champlain Valley and southern Vermont around 4-7 PM, and snow begins in the Connecticut River Valley closer to 7 PM. Snow-covered roads and tough travel are likely for the Tuesday evening commute.Snow showers linger Wednesday morning before tapering in the afternoon and evening.Expect a general 2 to 4 inches of snow in most towns. Over 4 inches of snow are likely across the Adirondack Park and along/west of the Green Mountains, including Burlington and St. Albans.Afterwards, an extended period of quiet weather lasts into the upcoming long weekend. A larger storm is possible on Presidents’ Day, though models disagree on track and strength.
NBC5 meteorologists are tracking another quick-hitting clipper system set to bring several inches of snow Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday evening.
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Tuesday morning will be dry with partial sunshine before clouds fill in.
Light to moderate snow arrives first in northern New York between 2-4 PM. Steady snow makes it to the Champlain Valley and southern Vermont around 4-7 PM, and snow begins in the Connecticut River Valley closer to 7 PM.
Snow-covered roads and tough travel are likely for the Tuesday evening commute.
Snow showers linger Wednesday morning before tapering in the afternoon and evening.
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Snowfall forecast from Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday evening.
Expect a general 2 to 4 inches of snow in most towns. Over 4 inches of snow are likely across the Adirondack Park and along/west of the Green Mountains, including Burlington and St. Albans.
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Afterwards, an extended period of quiet weather lasts into the upcoming long weekend. A larger storm is possible on Presidents’ Day, though models disagree on track and strength.