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I put the F6 data in the NNE thread, but here it is for Peru VT Co-op. Was most likely a clear, but that's allowed once in their 24 hour cycle I believe.
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Here is the Peru VT Co-op F6 data. So they had 29.6" then cleared and had 15.2" additional post 7am. Depth yesterday morning was 31" after settling overnight.
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Honestly, it was such a short window of heavy snow you mostly likely only had time for 1 clear. Someone probably could have had 46-48" I think possibly. I think the CO-OPs measure in a 24 hour window and clear their board at that time, so the Peru VT CO-OP probably cleared at 7am (or whatever obs time is?) and then had a fresh board for post 7am snowfall (someone can correct me if Im wrong about the Co-op clears?) So the 44.8" they had was with 1 clear most likely.
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Crazy to think I got 32" and was fringed by the meat of the mega band by 3-4 miles. Took a tour one town to the north of me where the big totals were and found 31-32" settled depth at 11am this morning! This was in East Dorset in the valley at 730ft, not some 2k east slope spot. No question they had 39-40" OTG with no clears.
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Deep pack and dropping--down to 1F
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Like Will or someone said, this was still a pretty high end event with a nice swath of 12+, but that ridiculous mega band just takes the headline and makes a foot seem meh almost.
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Over 4 days..
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Speaking of Peru. New VT record if verified. COOP observer with 44.8". That COOP has been around for 80 years. His reports never seem out of line after events either.
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Was it 24 hours?
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I haven't seen any. the 44" Ludlow got reduced to 41" by NWS after an error by observer I guess. Not to far from me though still in the running for state record. I saw a pick from their yard and there was definitely 40-42" OTG. And it happened in like 12 hours really-crazy.
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Danbury NH Cocorahs reported 48" over the 2 day period. That would be the max jack if correct. They are also reporting 48" depth at 8am--obviously that is not passing the sniff test.
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I think Dendrite said March 2001 was his biggest like you mentioned. He said Oct 2011 also and said one other I cant remember. AS Gene and Dendrite would tell you I don't think they have had many events over 16" in the recent past. I don't know about long term history though. I would assume this is up there.
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Updated the snow events list, one of these things is not like the other
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Clearing out, what a storm. 32.7" final. Pretty much guarantee that won't ever happen again here.
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According to that the VT record would be broken by that Ludlow spotter who came in at 44"?
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Oh yea for sure. They also do well on NE or E flow also, So you had a deform band rotting for hours and a little elevation and some upslope assist possibly. I was under the same band but only came in with a paltry 32"...lol. Hard to get 30"+ when you are surrounded by 4k peaks on 3 sides, going to need that band to do it and it happened.
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I would say spots up there actually have 40" on the ground.
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Still waiting on my plow guy..starting the dig.
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Mine is 31.3" total with 1.89" liquid. Herpes wins the QPF battle. Snow stopped for about 30 minutes, but picking back up again.
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Some of the pics I've seen in the 30-36" range looks like just like ruler in the ground measurement--so no clear. Some probably are clearing as well. I don't know about the 40" plus totals. If it just 44" depth, then that is insanely impressive.
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Even DDH had 7 straight hourly Obs of +SN. Never happens there at the ASOS and they were south of the best band too.
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Maybe an outside chance of a 50 spot over the Ludlow /Okemo corridor? I mean its only been snowing for like 11 or 12 hours, insane.
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Landgrove VT (1900ft) near Bromley reported 39"..seems in line.
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ADK chair getting swallowed up
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Just did 3.5" past hour 845-945 Looks like 26-28 OTG with 28-30" total with just my 7am clear. Still prob 2" per hour. All timer.
