'Stay home if you can': Southern Vermont braces for powerful nor'easter Share Updated: 7:24 PM EST Dec 16, 2020 Matt Leighton Share Updated: 7:24 PM EST Dec 16, 2020 Hide Transcript Show Transcript IT'S FREE ON GOOGLE PLAY. SOUTHERN AREAS OF OUR REGION. WILL SEE THE MOST SNOW FROM THIS STORM. N-B-C FIVE'S MATT LEIGHTON. INTO TRUCK YEAR AGAIN! AL FRANKLIN / BRATTLEBORO DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS HIGHWAY GENERAL SUPERVISOR - ALL THE CHAINS ARE ON, PLOWS ARE READY, WINGS ARE READY, WE'RE GOOD TO GO CREWS AT THE BRATTLEBORO DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS GETTING READY NAT - LOADING TRUCK AHEAD OF THE SEASON'S FIRST NOR'EASTER, WHERE ABOUT A FOOT OF SNOW COULD PILE UP. AL FRANKLIN / BRATTLEBORO DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS HIGHWAY GENERAL SUPERVISOR - WE'RE PROBABLY GONNA COME IN AROUND TWO OR THREE IN THE MORNING, GET GOING ON IT, KEEP GOING AROUND, SEE IF WE CAN KEEP UP WITH IT, SUPPOSE TO BE A LIGHT FLUFFY SNOW LIGHT FLUFFY TOO BAD AT BROWN AND ROBERTS, PLENTY OF SHOVELS STILL IN A YEAR WHEN THINGS HAVEN'T BEEN THE SAME, MAYBE MOTHER NATURE WILL HELP GET THINGS BACK TO NORMAL. ROB PUTMAN / BROWN & ROBERTS - AH MAYBE SOME SNOW WILL HELP IT FEEL A LITTLE MORE REGULAR, I DON'T KNOW, AS MUCH AS WE DON'T WANT IT, AH LIKE I SAID IT'S TIME, WE'RE GONNA GET IT WITH THAT, TRANSPORTATION WORKERS HAVE A MESSAGE FOR ANYONE THINKING AB