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I am at 51.8 since 2/20

My memory from the Vermont Weather Book is that Peru VT had 55 inches in a multiday storm but I can't find a link online.

March 14, 2017 perhaps. https://www.fairbanksmuseum.org/eye-on-the-sky/2017-03-14 1888 https://www.woodstockvt.com/the-town/blog/the-biggest-snowstorm-in-vermont-history#:~:text=From The Blog The biggest snowstorm in Vermont history&text=Whether it's referred to as,extreme blizzards in American history. Dec 21, 2020 https://snowbrains.com/peru-vermont-record-snowfall/ 2/14/07

I just noticed today's inch gets me to the second place spot in my 7 seasons here.

This has to the last of the storm. 1.1" during the day brings me to 15.2" for the storm

2.5 of fluff overnight, 14.1 for the storm, 29-30 on the ground, 104.8 for the season.

14.1 total after 2.5 inches of fluff overnight. Total depth is 29-30" season total 104.8

11.6 so far, 102.3 on the season.

Just north of Bethel exit. There was a jackknifed truck blocking both lanes. I got off the highway on went route 12 but there was a 2 pickup accident blocking both directions just north of town. Got back towards highway and it looked to be moving so I got back on. Went 100 yards and got stuck again for about an hour. Eventually they got the truck off. My usual drive of 1 1/2 hours took, 3 hr 45 min. i am trying to decide if I go home tonight or just sleep at the office.

Struck on I89, accident ahead, no movement for about an hour

5.1 inches so far, just light at the moment.

steady accumulating snow here, about 1/2 inch. It was still rain down in town when I drove home about an hour ago,

My wife loves taking pictures of me while I am using the roof rake because of the pure joy in my expression (especially when the snow is just pelting me as it falls). If the forecast doesn't change drastically i m planning on shoveling part of the garage room and breaking out the roof rake on Sunday!

That clown map brings up bad memories of smoking virga while watching 12/92 playing out to my near south. But I can't complain after how things have been the last few weeks up here compared to SNE.

I love the gradient in Mass (near Fitchburgh?) where it goes from 5 to 25" in a matter of only a mile or two on the clown.

You can't sustain a pack in December when the inevitable Grinch comes and melts it away. I got 20 inches on the 16/17 and barely had a cover for Christmas. I currently have 24 inches in the backyard so if I can pull a foot out of this it would be my best pack that I can remember. That would be really special up here. My other last big December storm in 2020 also was washed away by rain and 60 on XMas day.

Time for the .... (I found the above in some old family photos over the weekend)

The Hurricane hunter recon plane, Boss, the Hurricane hunter recon plane!

Yesterday, I was able to work my way up to the only flat area of the yard where I know the dogs haven't trampled. 28" on the ground there. I also dug out a path to the shed where I keep all my seed starting trays.

.9 overnight brings final total to 13.0", over 90" on the season now.

12.1" 27.3 in the past week, 34.8 for the past ten days, 89.8 for the season MREAVES good luck on the recovery. I had to have two antibiotic hits after hospital spells 2 and 4 years ago. The MD told me a good rule of thumb is for each week on antibiotics to expect a month until you feel recovered. My second foot infection lead to 5 days on an IV antibiotic and a PICC line for 7 weeks. It took me a year to feel recovered. Cut yourself slack as you heal. I got lucky with snowfall tallys during the first hospital spell as it was February but it didn't snow for the whole time I was in.

12.1" and it is accumulating again. 27.3 in the past week, 34.8 for the past ten days, 89.8 for the season

2 inches new since 5am, 11.1 total

NWS Burlington @NWSBurlington · 50m [3/4 345 AM] We received reports of #thundersnow in Milton, VT and the Geostationary Lightning Mapper (GLM) on the GOES-16 #satellite confirmed it! #vtwx

9.1 inches so far, snowing very heavily,