Climate

Vermont is a humid continental climate, with warm, humid summer and cold winters. Vermont is known for its mud season I spring followed by a mild summer and colorful autumn, and cold winter. Annually snowfall averages between 60 to 100 inches. In autumn, Vermont’s hills are an explosion of red, orange, and gold. The highest-recorded temperature was 105, at Vernon July 4, 1911. The lowest recorded temperature was –50 at Bloomfield on December 30,1933.