Swanton, VT Monthly Weather

Franklin County1:51 PM EDT44.92°N, 73.12°WElevation 148 ft
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1456°/45°1.52 inAvg 60°/36°
1550°/46°<0.01 inAvg 59°/36°
1655°/36°0.20 inAvg 58°/36°
1762°/37°0.51 inAvg 58°/35°
1848°/36°Avg 58°/35°
1959°/25°Avg 57°/35°
20 Sunny 57°/32°Avg 57°/34°
21 Sunny 56°/34°Avg 56°/34°
22 Mostly Sunny 55°/33°Avg 56°/34°
23 Sunny 52°/32°Avg 55°/33°
24 Sunny 52°/36°Avg 55°/33°
25 Sunny 58°/42°Avg 54°/32°
26 Mostly Sunny 59°/39°Avg 54°/32°
27 Cloudy 46°/35°Avg 54°/32°
28 Cloudy 48°/33°Avg 53°/31°
29 Partly cloudy 54°/43°Avg 53°/31°
30Avg 52°/31°
31Avg 52°/30°
Average high60° (normal 61°)
Average low40° (normal 38°)
Warmest / coldest73° / 25°
Precipitation3.56 in (normal 2.59 in to date)
Record high today76° (2025)
Record low today17° (2015)

Observed: Enosburg Falls 2, 25 km away, records since 2000. Normals 1991–2020. Climate data from NOAA's Regional Climate Centers (ACIS); recent days are preliminary. Days ahead: the forecast.

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