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House sits at 1,752’ to be precise
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DC is actually having the perfect winter. Some real nice snowstorms, some deep winter cold, some thaws here and there, and then they’ll be 75 with cherry blossoms in another month while we are 36 and fog.
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The setup we wanted was a few weeks ago. We just got unlucky. We had the deep cold and just missed a couple storms turning corner. That pattern usually works out. Not this one.
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I think this could be an overperformer in the southern VT mountains. we had a decent bit of snow earlier today at Stratton that went over to a little bit of sleet and fat flakes. But right now it’s really coming down and by the looks of some of the models I wouldn’t be surprised to see areas around here like boulder Pass at Mount Snow or the Stratton area or Woodford put up 6-8 inches tonight. currently at the cabin in West Wardsboro probably snowing close to inch an hour. Radar looks good.
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Honestly, this is sort of a ridiculous statement. For all we know, we might have above average snowfall for the season two weeks from now. It’s mid January. You have no idea, neither do I, and living in the coastal plain all it takes is a couple of storms, even a storm in March to achieve seasonal average snowfall.