In some mid and high elevations of central and northern Vermont, the initial burst is in the form of wet snow, and the roads are getting slick in spots.
Vermont Agency of Transportation web cams show snow-covered roads in places like Interstate 89 in Brookfield, Vermont 108 in Stowe, Route 302 in Topsham and other places.
In the valleys and in most higher elevations in southern Vermont, this is coming down with a cold rain with a very minimal mix of sleet and snow.
Today's precipitation arrived in St. Albans early this afternoon as a cold rain, as expected. Then unexpectedly, around 3:30 it switched to a heavy wet snow. |
Here in St. Albans, it's been rain, with a few hints of sleet and wet snowflakes mixed in from time to time.
At least until about 3:30 p.m., when it unexpectedly flipped to a heavy, wet snow that started to accumulate. A slushy accumulation, but an accumulation.
Since the atmosphere is warming, places that are getting rain will keep seeing rain as we go into the evening. Those of you seeing snow will see a transition to mixed precipitation this evening, then rain later on.
You probably will encounter slow going and slippery roads in some areas into this evening.
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