MANY OF THEIR STORE’S PRODUCTS COME FROM WOMEN OWNED BUSINESSES ACROSS THE COUNTRY. (áááFIRST WARNING TYLER OPENááá) <NOW FIRST WARNING WEATHER WITH CHIEF METEOROLOGIST TYLER JANKOSKI> FULL WEATHER: Winter storm warnings remain in effect for northern New York and Vermont from late tonight into Saturday for a long duration winter storm. Total snowfall accumulations will be highly elevation dependent ranging from 5 to 20 inches across the region with the highest amounts in the Adirondacks and portions of the Green Mountains. Travel will be very difficult on Friday, with both morning and evening commutes affected due to heavy snowfall rates. The heavy, wet snow could also result in power outages. Rain could mix in with the snow at times in the valleys. Winter storm winds down by Saturday afternoon into evening with snow showers continuing into Sat evening. Mostly dry and seasonable conditions return on Sunday into early next week with lingering lake effect or mountain snow showers. Weather turns unsettled middle of next week.Winter storm warnings remain in effect for northern New York and Vermont from late tonight into Saturday for a long duration winter storm. Total snowfall accumulations will be highly elevation dependent ranging from 5 to 20 inches across the region with the highest amounts in the Adirondacks and portions of the Green Mountains. Travel will be very difficult on Friday, with both morning and evening commutes affected due to heavy snowfall rates. The heavy, wet snow could also result in power outages. Rain could mix in with the snow at times in the valleys. Winter storm winds down by Saturday afternoon into evening with snow showers continuing into Sat evening. Mostly dry and seasonable conditions return on Sunday into early next week with lingering lake effect or mountain snow showers. Weather turns unsettled middle of next week.Winter storm warnings remain in effect for northern New York and Vermont from late tonight into Saturday for a long duration winter storm. Total snowfall accumulations will be highly elevation dependent ranging from 5 to 20 inches across the region with the highest amounts in the Adirondacks and portions of the Green Mountains. Travel will be very difficult on Friday, with both morning and evening commutes affected due to heavy snowfall rates. The heavy, wet snow could also result in power outages. Rain could mix in with the snow TOMORROW
Snow will fall for most of Friday and Friday night, making for very difficult travel across the entire region.While it won’t be heavy the whole time, there will be bursts of heavy snow.Some towns may have to wait until Friday night and Saturday to see much accumulation, such as far northern Vermont.The following is a list of expected snow totals by Saturday midday:2-4″: Highgate, Alburgh4-8″: Burlington, Plattsburgh, Newport, St. Johnsbury, Lebanon, Springfield, Malone, Massena, Middlebury, St. Albans8-12″: Montpelier, Rutland, Ticonderoga, Bennington12-18″: Mt. Mansfield, Warren, Plymouth (NH)18-24″+: Killington, Ludlow, DoverDrier weather returns by Sunday.Another big storm is possible at the end of next week, right before Christmas.Follow the weather team on Facebook: Tyler Jankoski | Ben Frechette | Matt DiLoreto
Snow will fall for most of Friday and Friday night, making for very difficult travel across the entire region.
While it won’t be heavy the whole time, there will be bursts of heavy snow.
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Some towns may have to wait until Friday night and Saturday to see much accumulation, such as far northern Vermont.
The following is a list of expected snow totals by Saturday midday:
- 2-4″: Highgate, Alburgh
- 4-8″: Burlington, Plattsburgh, Newport, St. Johnsbury, Lebanon, Springfield, Malone, Massena, Middlebury, St. Albans
- 8-12″: Montpelier, Rutland, Ticonderoga, Bennington
- 12-18″: Mt. Mansfield, Warren, Plymouth (NH)
- 18-24″+: Killington, Ludlow, Dover
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Drier weather returns by Sunday.
Another big storm is possible at the end of next week, right before Christmas.
Follow the weather team on Facebook: Tyler Jankoski | Ben Frechette | Matt DiLoreto
