As snowfall continues in Vermont and the North Country, a notable accumulation is expected through Saturday morning. Snowfall amounts are looking good, especially for ski resorts that recently experienced mild temperatures.
Snowfall Forecast for Vermont and North Country Towns
The snowfall is forecasted to be moderate to heavy at times. Here’s a breakdown of expected accumulations by county:
Addison County
- Addison: 1-3 inches
- Bridport: 1-3 inches
- Bristol: 1-3 inches
- Cornwall: 1-3 inches
- Ferrisburgh: 1-3 inches
- Goshen: 1-3 inches
- Granville: 1-3 inches
- Hancock: 1-3 inches
- Leicester: 1-3 inches
- Lincoln: 1-3 inches
- Middlebury: 1-3 inches
- Monkton: 1-3 inches
- New Haven: 1-3 inches
- Orwell: 1-3 inches
- Panton: 1-3 inches
- Ripton: 1-3 inches
- Salisbury: 1-3 inches
- Shoreham: 1-3 inches
- Starksboro: 1-3 inches
- Vergennes: 1-3 inches
- Waltham: 1-3 inches
- Weybridge: 1-3 inches
- Whiting: 1-3 inches
Bennington County
- Arlington: 1-3 inches
- Bennington: 1-3 inches
- Dorset: 1-3 inches
- Glastenbury: 1-3 inches
- Manchester: 1-3 inches
- Pownal: 1-3 inches
- Readsboro: 1-3 inches
- Rupert: 1-3 inches
- Winhall: 1-3 inches
Caledonia County
- Barnet: 1-3 inches
- Burke: 1-3 inches
- Danville: 1-3 inches
- Hardwick: 1-3 inches
- Lyndon: 1-3 inches
- St. Johnsbury: 1-3 inches
Chittenden County
- Burlington: Trace-1 inch
- Huntington: 1-3 inches
- Richmond: 1-3 inches
Lamoille County
- Belvidere: 2-4 inches
- Cambridge: 2-4 inches
- Stowe: 2-4 inches
Orange County
- Bradford: 2-4 inches
- Newbury: 2-4 inches
This snow event is expected to enhance conditions at local ski resorts, rejuvenating the winter sports season. Stay tuned for updates as the accumulation progresses across Vermont and the North Country.
