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Winter Headlines in effect 10 AM today through 10 AM Saturday with heaviest snow in eastern foothills of the Adirondacks and south-central Vermont.

A warm front will approach this afternoon. A brief wintry mix or rain in warmer valleys is likely before a quick transition into moderate to heavy snow takes place during the evening commute. 1-1.5 inch per hour snowfall rates are likely in northeastern New York and much of Vermont. Difficult to very difficult travel is likely this evening. Light snow will continue Friday night into Saturday. Read More >



Current Conditions as of 2:00 AM EST Fri Feb 20 2026
Location Air Temp
(°F)
Wind
(kts)
Water Temp
(°F)
Wave Height
(ft)
Colchester ReefN/AN/AN/AN/A
Diamond IslandN/AN/AN/AN/A
Burton Island1200G02N/AN/A
Note: Marine observations listed above are largely maintained outside of the control of NOAA/NWS, and thus, may be old or missing at times. Data is maintained by the SUNY Plattsburgh Lake Champlain Research Institute.

 
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Forecast Valid: 6AM EST Fri Feb 20, 2026 to
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