Snow, Sleet, Ice in the Forecast
The North Berkshires and Southern Vermont could see some snow overnight but probably not enough to take a sleigh to grandmother's house.
A winter weather advisory has been issued through 10 a.m. on Wednesday by the National Weather Service in Albany, N.Y., for North Berkshire and the Vermont counties of Bennington and Windham.
Snow will move in later Tuesday evening and mix with sleet and freezing rain prior to midnight. The snow, sleet and freezing rain will change to plain rain during the late-night hours and diminish prior to noontime on Wednesday.
The forecast is for gusts of up to 40 mph and 2 to 5 inches of snow, with the higher accumulations in the southern Green Mountains. And it could leave icy roads across the region.
It could mean slippery and hazardous roads in the morning so motorists are advised to use caution.
Thanksgiving is expected to dawn cool and breezy with temperatures in the 40s.
Messy Tonight for many.
— Steve Caporizzo (@SteveCaporizzo) November 21, 2023
Large area of snow and mixed precip heading into the Capital Region-already snow and mix to the west.
Some roads will become slick...esp north of Albany and high spots to the east.
By Midnight transition to more rain/Showers-but staying a mix to the north pic.twitter.com/GIjWI5tCvA
A light glaze of ice likely in the pink shaded zones from some freezing rain this evening and into the night...rising temperatures will mitigate the freezing rain potential later tonight, but some slick surfaces likely pic.twitter.com/HG1zvlWVKc
— Steve LaPointe (@CBS6Steve) November 21, 2023
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