powderfreak Posted March 8, 2011 Share Posted March 8, 2011 Big spread all of a sudden between the haves and the have-nots. Poor Bennington, VT. Huge snowpack over pretty much the entire state of Vermont right now... very impressive. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
powderfreak Posted March 8, 2011 Share Posted March 8, 2011 Most of it it elevated related.... Sort of. Even the low elevations across a wide area of VT have over 30" on the ground. It is elevational dependent this time of year just due to build-up from the winter, but the snowpack is pretty impressive even in the lower elevations in VT. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
klw Posted March 8, 2011 Share Posted March 8, 2011 Poor Bennington, VT. Huge snowpack over pretty much the entire state of Vermont right now... very impressive. Shows nicely here. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ineedsnow Posted March 8, 2011 Share Posted March 8, 2011 baldwin mills its about 10 miles outside coaticook.. lac lyster to be specific its just weird thats crazy......isnt he in some smaller town in the eastern townships? im pretty sure they would be snowed in as there is a state of emergency for the townships in effect.....and it will take some time to all the roads cleared of the 2-3 feet of snow that fell. they are still working on getting people out of the residential areas of sherbrooke as of this morning, though they said the main roads in sherbrooke have now been cleared. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
powderfreak Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 Some pics... awesome day in NNE. Base camp. Down in town, we might be able to bury the entire fence, posts and all, if we get some snow on the front end of this next system... before the rain mats it down. Traversing the background of this photo is the cavern the West Branch left in the ice and snowpack during the rain/warmth prior to the big snow when the river thawed out. Still buried at the Notchbrook General Store. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
powderfreak Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 Solid winter scene out there. One of the roofs of a base lodge just shed its storm snow. Edson Hill and Mountain Road. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dendrite Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 Shows nicely here. My 21-22" bullseye SW of Lake Winni shows up well on that map. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ginx snewx Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 My 21-22" bullseye SW of Lake Winni shows up well on that map. This shows how SNE is full of popcorn spots not general like that map, pretty cool visible. http://ge.ssec.wisc.edu/modis-today/index.php?satellite=t1&product=true_color&date=2011_03_08_067&overlay_sector=false&overlay_state=true&overlay_coastline=true§or=USA4&resolution=250m Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ineedsnow Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 my dad just made it home!! he said he took ten measurementsbut doesnt know how accurate they were because everything blew around so much they ranged from 42 to 51 inches he lost cell service and thats why he didnt call.. showed me a few pics one of the snow drifts off the lake has to be atleast 20 feet he said i never seen anything like it even up there.. WOW backroads all the way to the border was one lane only they had to use one of the huge snowblowers up there that they have to get rid of it amazing machines if you ever seen them.. he just got a new truck a few weeks ago and rip off a plastic piece under the truck when he had to try andmove over for a car but he said it was well worth it what a trip for him by the way the average snow depth is about 6 to 8 feet now wow also he had some great pictures of the ice on the trees coming down 91 just north of white river they are on his cell phone just have to figure out how to get them on here!! eastern townships at 1800 feet is the real gods country Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dryslot Posted March 9, 2011 Author Share Posted March 9, 2011 my dad just made it home!! he said he took ten measurementsbut doesnt know how accurate they were because everything blew around so much they ranged from 42 to 51 inches he lost cell service and thats why he didnt call.. showed me a few pics one of the snow drifts off the lake has to be atleast 20 feet he said i never seen anything like it even up there.. WOW backroads all the way to the border was one lane only they had to use one of the huge snowblowers up there that they have to get rid of it amazing machines if you ever seen them.. he just got a new truck a few weeks ago and rip off a plastic piece under the truck when he had to try andmove over for a car but he said it was well worth it what a trip for him by the way the average snow depth is about 6 to 8 feet now wow also he had some great pictures of the ice on the trees coming down 91 just north of white river they are on his cell phone just have to figure out how to get them on here!! eastern townships at 1800 feet is the real gods country Glad he made it back, I could tell you were concerend, Those are some amazing totals Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nzucker Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 my dad just made it home!! he said he took ten measurementsbut doesnt know how accurate they were because everything blew around so much they ranged from 42 to 51 inches he lost cell service and thats why he didnt call.. showed me a few pics one of the snow drifts off the lake has to be atleast 20 feet he said i never seen anything like it even up there.. WOW backroads all the way to the border was one lane only they had to use one of the huge snowblowers up there that they have to get rid of it amazing machines if you ever seen them.. he just got a new truck a few weeks ago and rip off a plastic piece under the truck when he had to try andmove over for a car but he said it was well worth it what a trip for him by the way the average snow depth is about 6 to 8 feet now wow also he had some great pictures of the ice on the trees coming down 91 just north of white river they are on his cell phone just have to figure out how to get them on here!! eastern townships at 1800 feet is the real gods country Good news....that's an awesome area for snow. I've spent some time in NE Quebec and they just get hammered. Ever been to Sept-Iles? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dendrite Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 The end of the Euro is a torch for the eastern 2/3 of the US. 2m temps reach the 80s up into SD. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Allenson Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 ineedsnow--glad to hear your pop made it back safe & sound.... The end of the Euro is a torch for the eastern 2/3 of the US. 2m temps reach the 80s up into SD. Well, we'll get spring over with early this year and then settle into some low clouds and drizzle for summer. 5F this morning here but it very much has that late-winter sense to it and a cold morning feels brief and ephemeral. Looks like a nice day on tap before a return to the more unsettled. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
powderfreak Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 my dad just made it home!! he said he took ten measurementsbut doesnt know how accurate they were because everything blew around so much they ranged from 42 to 51 inches he lost cell service and thats why he didnt call.. showed me a few pics one of the snow drifts off the lake has to be atleast 20 feet he said i never seen anything like it even up there.. WOW backroads all the way to the border was one lane only they had to use one of the huge snowblowers up there that they have to get rid of it amazing machines if you ever seen them.. he just got a new truck a few weeks ago and rip off a plastic piece under the truck when he had to try andmove over for a car but he said it was well worth it what a trip for him by the way the average snow depth is about 6 to 8 feet now wow also he had some great pictures of the ice on the trees coming down 91 just north of white river they are on his cell phone just have to figure out how to get them on here!! eastern townships at 1800 feet is the real gods country This is very true... my college girlfriend had family that lived up there in Derby, VT on the border and we'd always go up into Canada there. Those communities are awesome and it is just beautiful country. Given how much snow we have around here, I can't imagine what it must look like up there! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
powderfreak Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 ineedsnow--glad to hear your pop made it back safe & sound.... Well, we'll get spring over with early this year and then settle into some low clouds and drizzle for summer. 5F this morning here but it very much has that late-winter sense to it and a cold morning feels brief and ephemeral. Looks like a nice day on tap before a return to the more unsettled. I noticed that, too. It was 2F at my house at 800ft and 7F up here at 1,500ft base of ski resort. It struck me how late in the season we are getting all the sudden when I noticed the first rays of light coming over the Worcester Range at 5:45am. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
slknight Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 Coastal plain swept pretty clear now by the looks of it. Yep. It sucks over here. Big bare spots. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
powderfreak Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 Some big snowpack out there... here's BTV's "snow on ground" listing. ***********************SNOW ON GROUND*********************** LOCATION SNOW TIME/DATE COMMENTS ON GROUND OF /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT NEW YORK ...CLINTON COUNTY... 4 ESE PERU 26.5 600 AM 3/08 COCORAHS ...ESSEX COUNTY... 2 N LAKE PLACID 43.0 745 AM 3/08 COCORAHS ...FRANKLIN COUNTY... 1 SW MALONE 25.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER ...ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY... SW HANNAWA FALLS 15.0 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 1 NW EDWARDS 7.0 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS VERMONT ...ADDISON COUNTY... SOUTH LINCOLN 29.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 NW LINCOLN 27.5 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS ...CALEDONIA COUNTY... 4 N WALDEN 49.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 3 NNW SHEFFIELD 40.5 600 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 2 SW SUTTON 37.0 705 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 NE SUTTON 28.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER ST JOHNSBURY 25.0 400 PM 3/07 CO-OP OBSERVER ...CHITTENDEN COUNTY... 4 NNE UNDERHILL 39.0 800 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 1 E NASHVILLE 32.0 645 AM 3/08 NWS EMPLOYEE 1 N ESSEX JUNCTION 30.0 800 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 3 SE SOUTH BURLINGTO 28.0 600 AM 3/08 COCORAHS ...ESSEX COUNTY... 1 N ISLAND POND 31.0 1030 AM 3/07 CO-OP OBSERVER ...LAMOILLE COUNTY... MOUNT MANSFIELD 90.0 400 PM 3/07 CO-OP OBSERVER 5 N JEFFERSONVILLE 42.0 730 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 S EDEN 40.0 849 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER SW STOWE 35.0 730 AM 3/07 COCORAHS 3 NE HYDE PARK 27.0 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS ...ORANGE COUNTY... CORINTH 33.0 620 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 NW CHELSEA 33.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER UNION VILLAGE DAM 21.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER ...ORLEANS COUNTY... JAY PEAK 78.0 600 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER NEWPORT 44.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 NW DERBY CENTER 35.0 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 1 WNW WESTFIELD 33.0 800 AM 3/07 COCORAHS 3 ENE BARTON 33.0 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS ...RUTLAND COUNTY... 1 N RUTLAND 24.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 1 N WEST RUTLAND 14.2 900 AM 3/07 COCORAHS DANBY FOUR CORNERS 8.0 920 AM 3/07 CO-OP OBSERVER ...WASHINGTON COUNTY... 4 ENE CABOT 40.0 900 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 3 NW WATERBURY 39.5 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 3 ENE MIDDLESEX 35.0 730 AM 3/07 COCORAHS 2 SW EAST CALAIS 35.0 600 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 2 W WAITSFIELD 33.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 SE WAITSFIELD 33.0 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 5 NNE WATERBURY 31.0 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 2 W WORCESTER 31.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER PLAINFIELD 27.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 1 N NORTHFIELD 26.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 SW MONTPELIER 26.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 3 NE WATERBURY 24.0 600 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 5 SW MARSHFIELD 24.0 545 AM 3/08 COCORAHS ...WINDSOR COUNTY... 4 N BETHEL 39.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 3 N POMFRET 35.0 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS CAVENDISH 22.0 730 AM 3/07 CO-OP OBSERVER 1 S ROCHESTER 20.0 746 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER WOODSTOCK 18.0 800 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Allenson Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 Some big snowpack out there... here's BTV's "snow on ground" listing. It's gonna be interesting when all this deep snow starts to let go over the next month. Lots of water locked up. I've been thinking of doing a core to see what the snow/water equivelent is here--maybe 6" or more...? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
powderfreak Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 You know the snow is getting deep on the mountain when trail signs start to disappear. Ski Patrol is marking them with bamboo so if we get another storm we can find the signs. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
powderfreak Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 It's gonna be interesting when all this deep snow starts to let go over the next month. Lots of water locked up. I've been thinking of doing a core to see what the snow/water equivelent is here--maybe 6" or more...? Yeah I'm very curious as well. I've been talking with Greg Hanson, the senior hydrologist at WFO BTV, because we are going to try and do liquid measurements next year off our snow boards... but for this spring he's trying to get us an Adirondack Snow Sampler so we can give him some liquid equivalents at our snow study areas. He said they gave all there's out UVM and Lyndon State geography/met students so they can do an analysis for a school project. I've seen some of those kids out on Mansfield so I'm hoping to get my hands on their data. Next season we are going to do a bi-weekly snowpack assessment for BTV but I'd like to try it out this spring just because we have such a solid snowpack (ranging from 40" to 90", bottom to top) that has got to have a lot of liquid in it. Hopefully all of this releases slowly because even the lowlands io the Champlain Valley have over 30" on the ground. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Allenson Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 Yeah I'm very curious as well. I've been talking with Greg Hanson, the senior hydrologist at WFO BTV, because we are going to try and do liquid measurements next year off our snow boards... . Sounds good--it's another step in the whole process (melting down, that is) but quite interesting and good info to add to the records. OK, just took a core. It's going to take a looooong time to for that stuff to melt. Probably won't be able to measure till tonight when I get home but I'm curious to see. Headed out for a little ski before work in the meantime..... Man, yesterday must've been one of the best ski days of the year and I missed it! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dale Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 Not near VT.....but, FWIW......my latest CoCoRaHS report for SWC (snow water content) on Sun. 3/6: 26" total snow -- 6.05" melted! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
borderwx Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 It's gonna be interesting when all this deep snow starts to let go over the next month. Lots of water locked up. I've been thinking of doing a core to see what the snow/water equivelent is here--maybe 6" or more...? Mud season might last right into foliage season freezing fog last night? watched the sun come over the hill this morning, everything was crystalized, stunning. -5F Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
J.Spin Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 Some pics... awesome day in NNE. Thanks for all the great pictures Scott, absolutely agree about the day. Started off clear and cold with single digits, and went right into clear and warm at around 30 F. I was up skiing with Dylan at Stowe yesterday and it was a great one to be out. BTV has their storm total summary out, and I hadn't seen it posted yet so I've added it below. The highest listing on there for snowfall is 3 SW Jay at 34.0", and for snowpack it’s Mt Mansfield at 90.0” of course, but there is also Jay Peak at 78.0”, then 4 N Walden at 49.0”. In our neck of the woods in Washington County we’re 3 NW Waterbury, and it looks like there were several Waterbury sites right in that 2-foot accumulation range like us. It is interesting to note that the other two Waterbury sites listed in the snowpack section of the table, which are both NE of town, had notably lower values for snowpack. Those spots would be much more removed from the spine, so I’m sure our location gets a lot more upslope snow, but as we discussed earlier in one of the threads, that doesn’t really amount to much in terms of snowpack building. The discrepancy certainly wasn’t from this synoptic event with those sites receiving 22.2” and 24.2” of snow, so it must have been in the past with another event or it could have been during consolidation during one of the warm spells. [size="2"]NOUS41 KBTV 081518 PNSBTV NYZ026>031-034-035-087-VTZ001>012-016>019-090315- PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT SPOTTER REPORTS NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BURLINGTON VT 1015 AM EST TUE MAR 08 2011 THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 27 HOURS FOR THE STORM THAT HAS BEEN AFFECTING OUR REGION. APPRECIATION IS EXTENDED TO HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS...COOPERATIVE AND COCORAHS OBSERVERS...SKYWARN SPOTTERS AND MEDIA FOR THESE REPORTS. THIS SUMMARY IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON OUR HOME PAGE AT WEATHER.GOV/BURLINGTON ********************STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL******************** LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS SNOWFALL OF /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT NEW YORK ...CLINTON COUNTY... 1 W PERU 24.0 736 PM 3/07 AMATEUR RADIO PLATTSBURGH 22.0 1100 AM 3/07 CHANNEL 5 MORRISONVILLE 22.0 1100 AM 3/07 PUBLIC PERU 22.0 731 PM 3/07 AMATEUR RADIO 4 ESE PERU 18.5 931 AM 3/08 COCORAHS ...ESSEX COUNTY... BLOOMINGDALE 32.0 738 PM 3/07 AMATEUR RADIO 3 N WESTPORT 27.0 911 AM 3/07 WESTPORT 27.0 930 AM 3/07 SPOTTER 1 N LAKE PLACID 23.0 440 PM 3/07 COCORAHS OBSERVER MORIAH 22.5 909 AM 3/07 UPPER JAY 22.0 840 AM 3/07 ...FRANKLIN COUNTY... TUPPER LAKE 29.0 909 AM 3/07 SPOTTER SARANAC LAKE 29.0 1115 AM 3/07 PUBLIC CHASM FALLS 26.4 1112 AM 3/07 PUBLIC MALONE 24.0 735 PM 3/07 AMATEUR RADIO 1 WSW MALONE 23.0 928 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER ST. REGIS FALLS 23.0 733 PM 3/07 AMATEUR RADIO 5 S MALONE 22.0 735 PM 3/07 AMATEUR RADIO WHIPPLEVILLE 17.4 1134 AM 3/07 SPOTTER ...ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY... POTSDAM 9.0 747 AM 3/07 SPOTTER EDWARDS 6.5 733 PM 3/07 AMATEUR RADIO 1 NW EDWARDS 4.0 932 AM 3/08 COCORAHS VERMONT ...ADDISON COUNTY... 2 NW LINCOLN 24.0 914 AM 3/08 COCORAHS BRIDPORT 24.0 100 PM 3/07 SPOTTER SALISBURY 23.8 541 PM 3/07 PUBLIC 1 WNW ORWELL 23.0 535 PM 3/07 COCORAHS CORNWALL 22.0 1030 AM 3/07 SPOTTER SOUTH LINCOLN 21.7 916 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER ...CALEDONIA COUNTY... 2 SW SUTTON 24.2 920 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 N SUTTON 23.5 921 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 3 NNW SHEFFIELD 23.2 921 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 4 N WALDEN 21.2 921 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER LYNDONVILLE 21.0 1215 PM 3/07 LYNDON STATE ST. JOHNSBURY 20.3 922 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER ...CHITTENDEN COUNTY... JERICHO 30.0 1136 AM 3/07 TOWN HIGHWAY 1 ENE NORTH UNDERHIL 27.0 928 AM 3/08 NWS EMPLOYEE 1 N ESSEX JUNCTION 26.7 957 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 NW WESTFORD 26.0 330 PM 3/07 NWS EMPLOYEE 1 NE SOUTH BURLINGTO 25.8 823 PM 3/07 NWS OFFICE HINESBURG 24.5 400 PM 3/07 PUBLIC 1 ESE NASHVILLE 23.4 714 PM 3/07 NWS EMPLOYEE SOUTH BURLINGTON 23.0 737 PM 3/07 AMATEUR RADIO 3 SE SOUTH BURLINGTO 21.0 916 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 2 E COLCHESTER POINT 17.0 742 PM 3/07 NWS EMPLOYEE ...ESSEX COUNTY... ISLAND POND 20.0 947 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER ...FRANKLIN COUNTY... HIGHGATE CENTER 22.5 400 PM 3/07 PUBLIC SWANTON 22.2 400 PM 3/07 PUBLIC ...LAMOILLE COUNTY... 1 ESE PLEASANT VALLE 30.0 400 PM 3/07 SPOTTER 1 NW SOUTH CAMBRIDGE 28.2 819 PM 3/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 3 SSE JEFFERSONVILLE 28.0 923 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER MORRISVILLE 27.5 458 PM 3/07 PUBLIC STOWE 27.0 1245 PM 3/07 PUBLIC 2 S EDEN 24.0 923 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 ESE NORTH HYDE PAR 24.0 531 PM 3/07 COOP 3 NE HYDE PARK 19.8 923 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 8 NW STOWE 16.0 600 PM 3/07 MOUNT MANSFIELD COOP ...ORANGE COUNTY... 2 E CORINTH CORNERS 10.2 924 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 NNW CHELSEA 10.0 957 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 1 NNW UNION VILLAGE 3.0 958 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER ...ORLEANS COUNTY... 3 SW JAY 34.0 924 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER WESTMORE 30.0 910 PM 3/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 WNW WESTFIELD 29.5 924 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 1 NE NEWPORT 29.0 924 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 7 SE MORGAN 25.0 925 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 3 ENE BARTON 25.0 925 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 2 WNW STANNARD 18.7 500 PM 3/07 SPOTTER ...RUTLAND COUNTY... 1 N RUTLAND 12.2 925 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER WALLINGFORD 10.0 839 AM 3/07 GENERAL PUBLIC ...WASHINGTON COUNTY... 4 ENE CABOT 26.7 1005 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 1 WNW WEST DANVILLE 26.0 925 AM 3/08 SPOTTER 1 ESE WAITSFIELD 25.6 926 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 SE WAITSFIELD 25.6 928 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 2 NNE WATERBURY CENT 25.5 435 PM 3/07 SPOTTER 3 NW WATERBURY 25.0 930 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 3 NE WATERBURY 24.2 930 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 2 WNW WORCESTER 22.5 927 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 5 NNE WATERBURY 22.2 928 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 1 NW EAST WARREN 22.0 500 PM 3/07 4 WNW BERLIN 19.8 1005 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 4 ESE MARSHFIELD 18.5 150 PM 3/07 SPOTTER 1 SSW NORTHFIELD FAL 17.0 926 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 5 SW MARSHFIELD 16.7 929 AM 3/08 COCORAHS MONTPELIER JUNCTION 16.0 925 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 SW EAST CALAIS 14.5 929 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 1 ESE PLAINFIELD 14.0 926 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER ...WINDSOR COUNTY... 3 WNW EAST BETHEL 15.7 927 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 1 S ROCHESTER 14.0 927 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 3 N POMFRET 11.5 926 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 1 ENE WOODSTOCK 8.0 931 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 1 WSW LUDLOW 4.6 927 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 3 S LUDLOW 2.3 1004 AM 3/08 COCORAHS ***********************SNOW ON GROUND*********************** LOCATION SNOW TIME/DATE COMMENTS ON GROUND OF /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT NEW YORK ...CLINTON COUNTY... 4 ESE PERU 26.5 600 AM 3/08 COCORAHS ...ESSEX COUNTY... 2 N LAKE PLACID 43.0 745 AM 3/08 COCORAHS ...FRANKLIN COUNTY... 1 SW MALONE 25.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER ...ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY... SW HANNAWA FALLS 15.0 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 1 NW EDWARDS 7.0 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS VERMONT ...ADDISON COUNTY... SOUTH LINCOLN 29.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 NW LINCOLN 27.5 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS ...CALEDONIA COUNTY... 4 N WALDEN 49.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 3 NNW SHEFFIELD 40.5 600 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 2 SW SUTTON 37.0 705 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 NE SUTTON 28.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER ST JOHNSBURY 25.0 400 PM 3/07 CO-OP OBSERVER ...CHITTENDEN COUNTY... 4 NNE UNDERHILL 39.0 800 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 1 E NASHVILLE 32.0 645 AM 3/08 NWS EMPLOYEE 1 N ESSEX JUNCTION 30.0 800 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 3 SE SOUTH BURLINGTO 28.0 600 AM 3/08 COCORAHS ...ESSEX COUNTY... 1 N ISLAND POND 31.0 1030 AM 3/07 CO-OP OBSERVER ...LAMOILLE COUNTY... MOUNT MANSFIELD 90.0 400 PM 3/07 CO-OP OBSERVER 5 N JEFFERSONVILLE 42.0 730 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 S EDEN 40.0 849 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER SW STOWE 35.0 730 AM 3/07 COCORAHS 3 NE HYDE PARK 27.0 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS ...ORANGE COUNTY... CORINTH 33.0 620 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 NW CHELSEA 33.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER UNION VILLAGE DAM 21.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER ...ORLEANS COUNTY... JAY PEAK 78.0 600 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER NEWPORT 44.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 NW DERBY CENTER 35.0 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 1 WNW WESTFIELD 33.0 800 AM 3/07 COCORAHS 3 ENE BARTON 33.0 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS ...RUTLAND COUNTY... 1 N RUTLAND 24.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 1 N WEST RUTLAND 14.2 900 AM 3/07 COCORAHS DANBY FOUR CORNERS 8.0 920 AM 3/07 CO-OP OBSERVER ...WASHINGTON COUNTY... 4 ENE CABOT 40.0 900 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 3 NW WATERBURY 39.5 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 3 ENE MIDDLESEX 35.0 730 AM 3/07 COCORAHS 2 SW EAST CALAIS 35.0 600 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 2 W WAITSFIELD 33.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 SE WAITSFIELD 33.0 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 5 NNE WATERBURY 31.0 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 2 W WORCESTER 31.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER PLAINFIELD 27.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 1 N NORTHFIELD 26.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 SW MONTPELIER 26.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 3 NE WATERBURY 24.0 600 AM 3/08 COCORAHS 5 SW MARSHFIELD 24.0 545 AM 3/08 COCORAHS ...WINDSOR COUNTY... 4 N BETHEL 39.0 700 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 3 N POMFRET 35.0 700 AM 3/08 COCORAHS CAVENDISH 22.0 730 AM 3/07 CO-OP OBSERVER 1 S ROCHESTER 20.0 746 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER WOODSTOCK 18.0 800 AM 3/08 CO-OP OBSERVER $$ LAHIFF/BOYD[/size] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MaineJayhawk Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 Yep. It sucks over here. Big bare spots. Yes, noticing that on my commute. Gets pretty depressing in-town Portland. But that's how it always is in March - patchy crap at the shore, nice cover inland. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
J.Spin Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 Some big snowpack out there... here's BTV's "snow on ground" listing. LOL, looks like you posted that while I wasn't looking, but I threw in the whole snowfall/snowpack table and image from BTV, seemed like a good one to have in the archives (hopefully American won't go the same way Eastern went - is there any way to access all that data from before?). I'm wondering if BTV can reconfigure their snow total graphic to have a slightly higher scale that discriminates beyond 24 inches. It would be nice to see where some of the top end amounts were localized, but with this event especially the northern part of the state is almost entirely in the 24"+ color. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
powderfreak Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 Thanks for all the great pictures Scott, absolutely agree about the day. Started off clear and cold with single digits, and went right into clear and warm at around 30 F. I was up skiing with Dylan at Stowe yesterday and it was a great one to be out. That's an awesome shot! You wouldn't happen to have that photo without the caption at the bottom? Maybe I can get that up on the website today. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
J.Spin Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 That's an awesome shot! You wouldn't happen to have that photo without the caption at the bottom? Maybe I can get that up on the website today. Yes, I'll send it right off to you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
powderfreak Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 Yes, I'll send it right off to you. See my private message. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
red Posted March 9, 2011 Share Posted March 9, 2011 Yes, noticing that on my commute. Gets pretty depressing in-town Portland. But that's how it always is in March - patchy crap at the shore, nice cover inland. Some of the fields around here are under 6". I think after the flood on Friday, we'll have some bare fields, which is alright by me because it's getting closer to turkey time . . . Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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