This is Rumbullstone to Vermont, America Heilman. Today, a weather forecast.

Welcome to the Eyes on the Sky Forecast from the St.J Museum. The

unseasonable cold persists today. Tonight mainly clear before midnight, then increasing clouds, temperatures will fall rapidly

during the day, a spring blizzard possible with white-out conditions possible into Friday afternoon.

Saturday, flurries will stick around,

possibly turning to heavy wet snow late in the day.

Two to five inches of wet slush

with 60 mile per hour winds.

Travelers warning, watch out for blowing ice and snow and

slippery conditions on I 89 between 11 p.m. and 3 a.m. southbound from

Bethel to Williamstown exits 8 8 to 6, and northbound exits 8 through 12 in Bolton.

On Sunday, flurries, accumulations dusting to 10 inches east of the greens, spring sugar conditions will prevail.

Daytime temperatures could reach 34 degrees, overnight temperatures 20s below,

to 10 above with variable winds.

Get out those taps and buckets listeners.

Monday.

Mild conditions, 40 degrees with light to moderate rain 1 to 5 inches, traveler's advisory, possibility of major flooding in

low-lying areas east central Vermont and down through the Connecticut River Valley

east of Route 2.

Northern Adirondex and Chittenden County will receive less precipitation, but travelers are advised to use caution near floodplains and river valleys in the early hours Tuesday.

Low front, Wednesday night into Thursday,

higher elevations could see 2 to 12 inches of corn snow

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