We also made 50% or less posts back in the day. You only posted if you had something substantial to add to the discourse. I wouldn’t have made this post back in the OG days.
Now we are stream of consciousness and it feels more emotional than scientific.
2.3” here. It got dense in a hurry. Feels like a quarter to third of an inch of QPF as snow. There’s some heft. You guys southeast looked to get a third to a half inch of QPF.
I had never heard of Jiobit, but technology has some wins at times. GPS devices (phones, watches, cat/dog trackers) do help rescue people who become lost, disoriented, hurt, etc.
This would’ve been a much bigger deal in the past.
We do ok in the village, much better than the Champlain Valley but not like the NEK to Dendrite. Call it middle of the road CAD.
The CAD up at the ski area is much better. That nook at 1,500ft in the base area up to about 2,500ft can really wedge in there. Mansfield/Stowe’s northeast to southeast bowl that extends past the Notch onto Spruce… that isn’t melting out. That aspect, topography and elevation really maximize and hold onto the 925-950mb cold layer in WAA. Longer than elsewhere around Lamoille County.
I think we are cooked in town, but the ski area will be ok. The surface will be smoked but there will be a “firm” base.
Just a beautifully snowy evening… I really hope you guys down south get some snow soon. Truly, everyone should be able to enjoy snowy evenings. Dendrites.
Nice steady snow burst as this lifts NE.
Roads went to shit fast.
Sucks this is going away on Wednesday… very wintry vibe with snowpack on ground, on the trees, holiday lights, etc.
This is an awesome photo from someone at Saddleback, ME. I saw several shots of this moose, looked like he camped out overnight near there but seemed like this was all seen from a chairlift.
Very similar numbers in Stowe Village. I think 24” here so far? Town’s been snowy this week with these types of scenes.
1-3” of rain will do wonders to this though lol.
It’s definitely going to thaw, but enjoying the present stretch with the knowledge that it’ll snow again after the warm air intrusion.
Tomorrow should be good.
Detailed forecast for
Lamoille County
Rest Of Tonight
Snow. Snow accumulation of 3 to 5 inches. Lows around 18. South winds around 10 mph. Gusts up to 25 mph. Chance of snow near 100 percent.
Sunday
Snow in the morning, then a chance of light snow or light rain and very light freezing drizzle in the afternoon. Total snow accumulation of 4 to 8 inches. Ice accumulation around a trace. Highs in the mid 30s. Southwest winds around 10 mph with gusts up to 25 mph, becoming west in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation 90 percent.
Nobody cares, I know, but it’s firing up along the Spine ahead of the clipper.
The low level S/SE flow is pushing moisture up the topography well before the better synoptic lift moves in after midnight.
Then when the flow turns W/NW, it should snow again over the same mountains. Steady accumulating light snow in town at low elevation.