Weather Advisories:  Click here for the Snowfall Forecast

  Although some uncertainty remains, there is a potential for more than just some wet snow flakes and sleet to mix in with the cold rain at elevations of 2000' and higher from northern Berkshire County through Vermont and across the southern Adirondacks through Sunday morning. It will be during this time period that the upper atmosphere will reach its peak cooling and potentially that cooling could be deep and extend low enough to support snow that accumulates in these select mountain locations of up to several inches.
  Elsewhere, the precipitation associated with the low pressure over eastern New England will remain mainly a cold rain. But, tonight, all areas could see a few wet snowflakes and some sleet mixing in with the rain.
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Overnight:  Occasional rain or drizzle  Mixed snow, sleet, and rain at elevations of 2000' and higher with a potential light accumulations of snow at these elevations in Berkshire County, VT, and the Adirondacks  Windy
Wind:  NW winds 10-20 mph
Sunrise:  5:23:00 AM
Low:  35-40

Sunday:  Morning showers and fog, even wet snow north and east of the Capital region  The wet weather tapers off from west to east and some sunshine even returns in the afternoon
Wind:  NW winds 10-20 mph, diinishing late
Sunset:  8:22:00 PM
High:  56

Sunday Night:  Mostly clear  Cold  Patchy frost, especially in the mountains
Wind:  WNW 5-10 mph
Low:  39

Monday:  MEMORIAL DAY  Back to some sunshine  Dry  Warmer
High:  Near 70

Tuesday:  Sunshine mixing with some increasing clouds  Warm  Dry
High:  74