I’ve looked at various maps for ct average snowfall. On those maps, it shows 40-50 inches but that is 1960-1990 mostly. With climate changes and topography accounted for, 32-38 inches would be realistic nowadays.
But as I’ve pointed out in the past when you have a small shallow valley surrounded by higher areas, the orographic benefits still spill over into said lower areas to some extent.
It’s why Donner lake in a valley in the eastern Sierra at 6000 feet, does much better for snow than the 6000 foot elevation Mustang VOR station which is a peak in the Pah Rah Range, a lower elevation range in the Lee of the Sierra, surrounded by valleys.
Willi easily gets 80 per cent more annual snow than Grotondoes