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I'll call it 5.3 but measurements were kind of all over the place.

What a awful, awful commute! I did get behind a plow on 91 for about 12 miles otherwise I may have given up. It was snowing over an inch an hour at home when I left

2.4 inches so far

2.4 inches so far

Light snow has started here

BTV's map:

Biggest downside to BTV from a snow perspective is that it is awful at snow retention- if that matters to you.

6.5 inches here today. Nice base developing after that sleet and rain lead to a 5 inch glacial layer last week. Sledding would be great tomorrow.

The same bands hit me too. 6.5 inches here in W Norwich. Mush of it in the intense squall around 6 or 630. it was some of the worst visibility I have had driving with not wind factor. I was trailing a tractor trailer on 91 and we were doing 25. Visibility was maybe 50 yards. It got where I almost could not tell where the exit was. I didn't think I would be able to reach the house as I was in the Prius but made it to the bottom of the driveway. The shovelling went like a snap as the fluff factor was fantastic.

And another .9 overnight.

2.3 for us today. Nice fluffy stuff that was easy to push off the drive!

I will call it 5 inches. First 3 were sleet which was slit in half by a bulletproof glaze. Last two were sleet and snow. A bear to clear.

27 and sleet at the moment. We have 1.5 inches of crusted slop. We have had sleet and freezing rain and who knows what else.

I will hit my 7th at just 51 and 2 days old

Craftsbury Cross County center actually preserved some snow over the summer to help set its base this year. https://fasterskier.com/fsarticle/innovation-and-the-science-of-over-summer-snow-storage-at-the-craftsbury-outdoor-center/

Or open it in Paint, resize (I usually go 30%), save with a new file name, and Bob's your uncle.

They are real and they are spectacular. 2.0 inches here. The commute was interesting as I ran into a squall and the occasional ground blizzardesque white out, good times.

Well that was fun. I just got back from a 4 mile run here in St Johnsbury. The squall hit about 5 minutes in and between what was falling from the sky and what was blowing off the trees I spent about 5 minutes barely able to see a thing. It didn't last long but it made for a pretty evening out. Now I just hope 91 is not as crappy as yesterday.

Squall just hit Hanover went from nothing to boom http://www.dartmouth66.org/webcam/connectionscam.html

Steady light snow here in St J at the moment

Couple of tenths overnight bring us to 4.2 for the event. We'll see if the squalls bring us anything later today.

smack on 4 inches here. Easy to clean up. Hopefully no freezing drizzle overnight.

Isn't that in line with the 6Z NAM clown map of all things:

snowing well in Hanover