January and February: Following a traditionally snowy Holiday Season, temps are typically in the teens and 20's with overnights dipping down into the frostbite zone.

March: Roaring in like the proverbial lion, March boasts high 20's with temperatures rising into the 30's during daylight hours. The skiing is still good! 

April: In many areas, snow still blankets the hills and valleys, even as temperatures move up into the 40's. Later in the month, they climb up into the high 60's. The ski resorts keep making snow as long as possible.

May: Spring finally arrives, and everything's melting. This is considered a "shoulder season" in the hospitality business and rates will be at their lowest.  

June: Temps are now in the 70's and summer kicks off with its usual mix of flowers, festivals and fun!

July and August: Although still mostly in the 70's, July and August may have an occasional reading in the 80's. In the Southern part of the state, 90's are not uncommon. Summer days are extremely comfortable and often breezy, perfect for any outdoor activity.

September: With the onset of autumn and "back to school," temps start swinging back into the 60's.

October: By the time leaf-peeping season struts out its stuff, temps are falling down into the 40's. This is when Vermonters start reaching for their winter clothes.

November: Shoppers from miles around flock to Vermont for unique, memorable Holiday gifts. At this time of year, with temps in the 30's, warm woolen mittens are sure to be on the list!

December: Hats, insulated boots, heavy socks...if it looks like "too much" and you think you'd never wear it "down below," it's probably just the thing you need to comfortably weather winter way up here!