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Burlington, VT – Vermont residents are preparing for a significant snowstorm expected to usher in the new year. The National Weather Service forecasts prolonged snowfall beginning early Wednesday and lasting into Thursday night.
According to the National Weather Service in Burlington, precipitation will likely start as rain before transitioning to heavy snow. Snowfall amounts may reach up to 18 inches in higher elevations, with 10 to 14 inches in lower regions. Gusty winds will also contribute to reduced visibility and dangerous travel conditions.
The most intense snowfall is expected from Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning. Road crews are preparing to clear roads, but officials warn that travel will likely remain hazardous.
Residents should stock up on supplies and prepare for potential power outages due to the storm. Schools and businesses may experience closures as conditions worsen. For the latest updates, visit the National Weather Service website.
This storm marks the first major weather event of 2025, reminding residents to stay vigilant during Vermont’s winter season.
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