Thanksgiving storm expected to deliver up to 12 inches of snow in southern Vermont
Some southern Vermont towns could see more than a foot of snow, meteorologists predict, with widespread precipitation occurring by mid-morning on Thanksgiving Day. The storm is expected to move from south to north, according to Jessica Storm, a meteorologist with the weather service’s Burlington office.
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