Please bookmark this URL for easy reference to the latest Vermont weather forecasts, temperatures, and snow conditions. Vermont, one of the six New England states, experiences the greatest variety in weather and widest differences in temperature than nearly any other part of New England. Vermont has long, snowy winters and short, sweet summers. Vermont weather changes quickly, due to the high, flat Canadian plains and the St. Laurence river valley that border the state to the north. Summer brings pleasant days and cool evenings.
Days are usually sunny and comfortable, low humidity is the norm.
Temperatures reach the upper 70's to mid 80's. Autumn and Spring months typically have highs in the mid 50's with a variety of casual dress suitable. Winter months require coats, heavy jackets, gloves and warm, dry boots. Below freezing temperatures are common from November - March. Vermont receives much snowfall, with many areas getting more than 100 inches annually.