Washout causes Amtrak Vermonter to stop in Connecticut

ST. ALBANS, Vt. (WCAX) - Severe weather could cause trouble for you if you’re looking to travel by train Monday.

Amtrak says the Vermonter train will end in New Haven, Connecticut, because of severe weather in the area causing a washout.

Officials say they are in the process of looking for other ways to transport passengers going from New Haven to St. Albans.

Vermonter Train 56 will terminate in New Haven (NHV) due to severe weather in the area causing a washout. We are in the process of securing alternate transportation for passengers traveling between NHV and St. Albans (SAB).
— Amtrak Northeast (@AmtrakNECAlerts) August 2, 2021