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Bitter Cold and Powder Snow Coming
A multistate winter storm will bring 8–12+ inches of powdery snow and wind chills as low as -45°F, causing hazardous travel and emergency preparations in Vermont, northern New York, and Maine.
- On Jan 24, 2026, Vermont faces a major winter storm arriving Sunday afternoon and evening, with Winter Storm Warnings statewide from 7 pm Sunday until 1 am Tuesday.
- An arctic front crossing Friday night will plunge temperatures into the single digits, with wind chills dropping between-20 and-45, while the multistate winter storm from Texas through the Carolinas to Maine brings the season's largest snowfall.
- Steady snow will begin in southern Vermont as early as 1-2 PM, spreading north to the Canadian border by 7 PM, with snowfall totals of 8 to 12 inches regionwide and over a foot in southern Vermont.
- Emergency shelters and warming centers began mobilizing earlier this week, while Eric Forand, Vermont Emergency Management director, coordinates outreach to vulnerable people.
- Any snow that falls will stick around for many days as temperatures remain below freezing, and late Sunday night into early Monday, north to northeast winds with gusts up to 25 to 30 mph will increase travel hazards.
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