Gold Shaw Farm offers a farmer’s insight into why Vermont had no snow this December. The Columbia Disaster Was Worse Than You ...

According to the website's fall foliage color map, based on previous years' foliage reports from Almanac readers, leaves typically change color in Vermont in mid-September, developing deep oranges in ...

Areas of Vermont could see some snow this week, according to the National Weather Service branch in Burlington. But the bad weather isn't expected until mid-week or so.

And the snow is expected to fall Monday night into Tuesday. "We could see anywhere from 6-12 inches of new snow in those higher elevations," Taber added. "It'll be perfect for skiing." "A foot or ...

Across Vermont, forecasters expect only a dusting to about an inch of snow this weekend. The NWS Burlington website is forecasting the highest amounts in St. Lawrence County and the lowest amounts ...

Vermont will see likely only a dusting of snow this weekend amid a brief warmup in temperature but shouldn’t lose too much of its snowpack, according to forecasters from the National Weather ...

She noted the high snow amounts will fall in southern and central Vermont, with totals from 5-7 inches. There will be higher snow amounts in the mountains and higher elevations but most likely ...

Jay Peak Resort in Jay, Vermont, posted a video on social media Monday showing its first flakes of snow, writing, “A good omen for future snowmen. Catch our first snow sightings of the season ...

It's May 22, 2025, but Mother Nature has delivered at least one last helping of snow to ski areas in Southern Vermont. Stratton Mountain Resort took to Instagram to celebrate the occasion with a ...

From ice storms in Vermont and hurricanes in Louisiana to wildfires in California and snowstorms in Texas, the effects of ...

MONTPELIER — Here might be a reason to hope for snow. Or maybe not. If there is not measurable snow in Burlington by Tuesday it will be the latest start to winter — at least in terms of snowfall — in ...