Sounds more promising….
Taking a look at ensemble data for snow levels, our snow levels will
steadily rise to around 3000-3500 ft by this afternoon. This should
keep all precipitation at summit level across the spine of the Green
Mountains and northern Adirondacks as snow. Mid- mountain locations
don`t look as favorable as before and we have cut snowfall amounts
slightly but have kept the higher amounts at summit level at this
time. Once the cold front swings through, our snow levels drop to
sea level quite quickly with an arctic air mass quickly to displace
the warmer air mass seen this afternoon. A favorable upslope snow
shower regime should set up Thursday night into Friday morning with
the big winners being Jay Peak, portions of northern Vermont and the
northern Adirondacks. By midday Friday, we should lose enough
moisture that we will see these snow showers come to an end.