See a timeline of snowfall in Vermont, New York
The region is expecting several inches to a foot of snow tonight into Monday, potentially causing slippery travel conditions and school delays and closures. The transition from rain to snow has begun in the Adirondacks and will move eastward as the night progresses. Areas including St. Albans, Montpelier, Middlebury, and Rutland will have switched to snow by 2 a.m., while areas near the 91 corridor will see a brief flip to snow after sunrise. Rainfall totals will range between 1-2 inches across the region, with snowfall totals ranging from 4-8 inches in most places, and upwards of 8-12 inches in areas like Whiteface, Lyon Mountain, and the spine of the Green Mountains. Travel conditions are expected to improve by Monday afternoon, but towns near the mountains may continue experiencing slippery travel conditions until Tuesday morning.
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