Host DJ Huzz opens the evening forecast by noting a damp chill and 0.1 inches of overnight precipitation. Southern Vermont starts at 34 degrees but will drop to 27 by late afternoon with west winds gusting to 35 mph and a slight chance of light snow. Tonight, lows crash to 17 degrees with wind chills in the single digits. Central Vermont is the warm spot at 40 degrees, dropping into the 30s with northwest winds gusting to 25 mph and lows of 20. The Northeast Kingdom begins at 42 degrees with gusts near 26 mph, falling to 29 this afternoon and 17 tonight with wind chills near 9. A clipper system arrives tomorrow, bringing 4-8 inches of snow to southern Vermont by Saturday morning. Central Vermont gets 1-3 inches with rain mixing in, while the Northeast Kingdom receives 1-2 inches with some rain. Wind gusts will hit 45 mph on Saturday, causing blowing snow and reduced visibility. Sunday flips to near 60 degrees with heavy rain Sunday night, combining with snow melt to risk flooding. Tuesday then pulls temperatures back into the 20s and 30s. The host concludes by noting today marks the 20th, referencing a date or event.
