This forecast was created at 3 p.m. on Sunday, January 19
An honest hit of snow arrives tonight for southern parts of the area, with lighter accumulations farther north, adopted by very chilly air and bitter wind chills persisting by means of midweek. Situations ought to step by step reasonable by late week, with occasional minor snow showers combined in.
A renewed spherical of snowfall develops Sunday night time with essentially the most notable accumulations centered on southern and central areas. This wave will carry a window of reasonable snowfall into late night, with scattered lighter snow to the north. Snowfall stays usually mild exterior the upper totals south, however any reasonable bursts will drop a fast few inches the place they happen. In a single day, colder air pours in on regular northerly to northwesterly breezes, protecting situations feeling fairly uncooked.
Monday Night time–Tuesday Lake Impact targets primarily western and northern pockets underneath brisk westerly move. Most areas see solely scattered snow showers, however spots favorably aligned with the move may choose up extra mild accumulation. The place skies do clear, in a single day lows tumble towards or under zero, and wind chills will likely be dangerously chilly. Daytime highs on Tuesday barely break the teenagers exterior of some southern valleys, with minus-sign readings at larger elevations.
Midweek and Past stays chilly, with wind chills dipping again towards or under zero in spots every night time. Snow showers stay restricted to weaker disturbances and occasional upslope bands, largely confined to the upper terrain. By late week and into the weekend, gradual moderation takes maintain, with highs edging upward into the 20s and potential 30s. Nonetheless, nights stay chilly, and any delicate breaks will likely be temporary and tempered by occasional mild snow.
Resort Forecast Totals
- Bretton Woods – 3–10” complete (2–5” Solar Night time (01/19) + 1–3” Mon Night time (01/20) + 0–2” Solar Day (01/26)–Solar Night time (01/26))
- Cannon Mountain – 3–8” complete (2–5” Solar Night time (01/19) + 1–3” Mon Night time (01/20))
- Loon Mountain – 2–7” complete (2–5” Solar Night time (01/19) + 0–2” Mon Night time (01/20))
- Wildcat – 3–7” complete (2–5” Solar Night time (01/19) + 1–2” Mon Night time (01/20))
- Jay Peak – 1–6” complete (0–1” Solar Night time (01/19) + 0–1” Mon Night time (01/20) + 0–1” Fri Night time (01/24) + 1–3” Sat Night time (01/25)–Solar Night time (01/26))
- Killington – 3–6” complete (2–4” Solar Night time (01/19) + 1–2” Mon Night time (01/20))
- Sugarloaf – 2–6” complete (1–3” Solar Night time (01/19) + 1–3” Mon Night time (01/20))
- Stowe – 0–5” complete (0–2” Solar Night time (01/19) + 0–2” Mon Night time (01/20) + 0–1” Solar Day (01/26))
- Sugarbush – 1–5” complete (1–3” Solar Night time (01/19) + 0–2” Mon Night time (01/20))
- Sunday River – 1–5” complete (1–3” Solar Night time (01/19) + 0–2” Mon Night time (01/20))
