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NNE Winter 2012-13 Thread IV


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Some totals..............

 

********************STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL********************LOCATION          STORM TOTAL     TIME/DATE   COMMENTS                     SNOWFALL           OF                     /INCHES/   MEASUREMENTMAINE...ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY...   1 E TURNER            12.0   700 AM  3/20   POLAND                 9.5   544 AM  3/20   DURHAM                 8.5   738 AM  3/20   2 E LEWISTON          10.5   645 AM  3/20   2 SE DURHAM            6.8   642 PM  3/19...CUMBERLAND COUNTY...   3 N NORTH WINDHAM     11.0   745 AM  3/20   3 E STANDISH          10.4   541 AM  3/20   PORTLAND - N DEERING  10.3  1216 AM  3/20   CUMBERLAND CENTER     10.0   510 AM  3/20   4 NNE RAYMOND         10.0   745 AM  3/20   PORTLAND JETPORT       9.6   626 AM  3/20   BRIDGTON               9.6  1007 PM  3/19   WESTBROOK              9.5   729 AM  3/20   GORHAM                 9.0  1112 PM  3/19   NORTH SEBAGO           8.0   740 PM  3/19   NAPLES                 8.0   802 PM  3/19   STANDISH               7.7   600 PM  3/19   GRAY NWS OFFICE        7.4   806 PM  3/19   2 SW CASCO             4.5   213 PM  3/19...FRANKLIN COUNTY...   EUSTIS                15.5   702 AM  3/20...KENNEBEC COUNTY...   1 ENE AUGUSTA         10.5   735 AM  3/20   RANDOLPH               9.0   346 AM  3/20   1 SE AUGUSTA           8.5   711 AM  3/20...KNOX COUNTY...   1 SSW CAMDEN           7.8   900 PM  3/19   HOPE                   5.0   509 PM  3/19...OXFORD COUNTY...   1 W OTISFIELD          8.5   929 PM  3/19   4 E PARIS              8.0   830 PM  3/19   OXFORD                 2.0   356 PM  3/19...SOMERSET COUNTY...   CORNVILLE             12.0   401 AM  3/20...WALDO COUNTY...   2 N KNOX               9.5   649 AM  3/20...YORK COUNTY...   2 ESE VAUGHAN WOODS   12.0   543 PM  3/19   YORK                  11.5   723 PM  3/19   2 NNW SACO            10.0   650 AM  3/20   SOUTH ELIOT            9.5   700 PM  3/19   KENNEBUNK              9.1  1124 PM  3/19   2 NE KENNEBUNK         8.1   631 PM  3/19   WEST NEWFIELD          8.0   915 PM  3/19   HOLLIS                 7.7   608 PM  3/19   1 N KITTERY POINT      6.8   723 PM  3/19

 

********************STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL********************LOCATION          STORM TOTAL     TIME/DATE   COMMENTS                     SNOWFALL           OF                     /INCHES/   MEASUREMENTMAINE...AROOSTOOK COUNTY...   LINNEUS               18.0   900 AM  3/20   MONTICELLO            18.0   900 AM  3/20   HOULTON 1 SSW         17.5   838 AM  3/20   HODGDON               17.3   815 AM  3/20   HOULTON               17.0   800 AM  3/20   SHERMAN 1 E           16.8   750 AM  3/20   ISLAND FALLS          15.5   716 AM  3/20   CRYSTAL               15.0   725 AM  3/20   ORIENT                13.0   755 AM  3/20   PORTAGE 2 N           13.0   906 AM  3/20   FORT FAIRFIELD 2 NE   12.0   908 AM  3/20   WESTFIELD             11.5   805 AM  3/20   NEW SWEDEN            11.0   730 AM  3/20   CASTLE HILL 1 SSE     10.0   909 AM  3/20   LIMESTONE              9.5   737 AM  3/20   CONNOR                 9.5   807 AM  3/20   VAN BUREN              9.0   700 AM  3/20   LILLE 5 SSE            9.0   748 AM  3/20   ASHLAND 2 SSE          8.5   720 AM  3/20   VAN BUREN - COOP       8.5   735 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER   CARIBOU 1 N            8.2   803 AM  3/20   LILLE                  6.0   711 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER   FORT KENT - COOP       6.0   740 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER   FORT KENT              6.0   720 AM  3/20   WASHBURN               6.0   736 AM  3/20   SAINT AGATHA 2 WNW     5.5   706 AM  3/20...HANCOCK COUNTY...   DEER ISLE 3 N         12.0   820 AM  3/20   SURRY 2 E             10.2   829 AM  3/20   WINTER HARBOR 4 SW     9.0   900 AM  3/20   LAMOINE                9.0   700 AM  3/20   BLUE HILL 1 NNE        9.0   713 AM  3/20   HANCOCK                9.0   745 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER   SOUTHWEST HARBOR 2 S   8.5   728 AM  3/20   BLUE HILL 4 SSE        6.5   749 AM  3/20...PENOBSCOT COUNTY...   SHIN POND 3 SSE       15.8   657 AM  3/20   BANGOR                15.0   840 AM  3/20   GREENBUSH             15.0   520 AM  3/20   HAMPDEN               15.0   740 AM  3/20   ORRINGTON             14.0   720 AM  3/20   BRADFORD              14.0   538 AM  3/20   GLENBURN 1 ENE        13.0   548 AM  3/20   DEXTER                13.0   529 AM  3/20   GLENBURN              12.0   503 AM  3/20   MILLINOCKET           11.5   610 AM  3/20   MILLINOCKET WWTP      11.5   730 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER   BANGOR - CWO           9.6   736 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER...PISCATAQUIS COUNTY...   EAST SANGERVILLE - C  16.1   730 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER   DOVER-FOXCROFT        14.0   700 AM  3/20   BROWNVILLE            13.0   717 AM  3/20   SEBEC                 13.0   800 AM  3/20   KINGBURY 2 SSE        12.0   606 AM  3/20   DOVER-FOXCROFT - COO  11.5   745 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER...WASHINGTON COUNTY...   MILLBRIDGE            12.0   529 AM  3/20   JONESBORO             12.0   528 AM  3/20   EAST MACHIAS          11.0   700 AM  3/20   TOPSFIELD - COOP       9.5   740 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER   HARRINGTON 2 ESE       9.0   533 AM  3/20   EAST MACHIAS 4 E       8.0   715 AM  3/20   EASTPORT               8.0   712 AM  3/20   EASTPORT - COOP        8.0   711 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER   ROQUE BLUFFS           7.0   540 AM  3/20   MACHIAS 2 ENE          6.0   821 AM  3/20
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Mountain storm totals as of this morning - north to south listing of available snowfall totals from the Vermont ski areas are below.  Numbers seem to generally be in the 14-16” range with a few standouts:

 

Jay Peak: 26”

Burke: 15”

Smuggler’s Notch: 16”

Stowe: 14”

Bolton Valley: 15”

Mad River Glen: 19”

Sugarbush: 15”

Pico: 16”

Killington: 16”

Okemo: 16”

Bromley: 16”

Magic Mountain: 15”

Stratton: 16”

Mount Snow: 18”

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Mountain storm totals as of this morning - north to south listing of available snowfall totals from the Vermont ski areas are below.  Numbers seem to generally be in the 14-16” range with a few standouts:

 

Jay Peak: 26”

Burke: 15”

Smuggler’s Notch: 16”

Stowe: 14”

Bolton Valley: 15”

Mad River Glen: 19”

Sugarbush: 15”

Pico: 16”

Killington: 16”

Okemo: 16”

Bromley: 16”

Magic Mountain: 15”

Stratton: 16”

Mount Snow: 18”

There really is only one standout, as usual, Jay.  Bravo to them.  quite unbelievable.

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There really is only one standout, as usual, Jay.  Bravo to them.  quite unbelievable.

 

Every mountain in the state between that like 14-18 inch range and somehow Jay always gets 10" more :)  It really must be a special place up there.

 

Anyway, what an awesome day... I wasn't working and my co-worker went with 12-14" which I liked.  Its a good conservative number (under-reported by most people's standards and comments today), as the Barnes Camp base snow plot picked up 13.5".  Even the Stowe CoCoRAHS guy had 13.2" and he's usually conservative.  I wasn't working and was too busy skiing powder to check the summit stake, but even just adding 1-2" to the base snowfall would've given a like 15-16" total, like Smuggs and Bolton.  But we're really splitting hairs over 1-2 inches in this type of storm with some wind.  In general, a very solid 12< snowfall across the board.

 

Jay Peak area stands out.

 

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How accurate is the Jay Peak snow reporting?  As accurate as PF's reporting for Stowe?  They seem to Jackpot more than their fair share (even when you consider their climo is something like 40" more per year than surrounding peaks).

 

I'll be making my first trip to Jay Peak next year around late January to check it out myself, but I'm curious what their snow reporting reputation is like.

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Every mountain in the state between that like 14-18 inch range and somehow Jay always gets 10" more :)  It really must be a special place up there.

 

Anyway, what an awesome day... I wasn't working and my co-worker went with 12-14" which I liked.  Its a good conservative number (under-reported by most people's standards and comments today), as the Barnes Camp base snow plot picked up 13.5".  Even the Stowe CoCoRAHS guy had 13.2" and he's usually conservative.  I wasn't working and was too busy skiing powder to check the summit stake, but even just adding 1-2" to the base snowfall would've given a like 15-16" total, like Smuggs and Bolton.  But we're really splitting hairs over 1-2 inches in this type of storm with some wind.  In general, a very solid 12< snowfall across the board.

 

Jay Peak area stands out.

 

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Pretty map but some of the #'s on there are not for the whole storm.  Ex the St. J figure did not include the overnight snow.  The 7 inch total was as of 4pm.  That 10-14 inch band for N Caledonia and Lamoille should connect down to the band in Orange in my opinion.

 

http://www.erh.noaa.gov/btv/spotterReports/

 

 

...CALEDONIA COUNTY...   4 N WALDEN            13.2   700 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER             2 SW SUTTON           12.0   705 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER             2 E DANVILLE          11.4   630 AM  3/20  COCORAHS                   3 NNW SHEFFIELD       10.6   700 AM  3/20  COCORAHS                   1 SSW SUTTON          10.6  1012 PM  3/19  TRAINED SPOTTER            LYNDONVILLE           10.5   805 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                     2 NE SUTTON           10.0   700 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER             DANVILLE               9.0   556 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                     LYNDON CENTER          8.8  1000 PM  3/19  LYNDON STATE COLLEGE       ST JOHNSBURY           7.0   400 PM  3/19  CO-OP OBSERVER 
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on and off strong snow showers in BTV.  Big wet flakes. Stunningly pretty snow.

 

 

Boy, it’s really come on in the past few minutes here at UVM with visibilities dropping down around 1/3 of a mile – looks like a few 35 db echoes popping up:

 

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I’ve got the web cam running at the house, and I’ve been occasionally checking on snowfall there, but it’s been just flurries with no accumulation so it almost felt like this snow was hitting a wall at the Greens.  It seems like the greater intensity of the snowfall has finally started to push eastward a bit though because I’m starting to see the first signs of accumulation on the deck.  It’s definitely snowing on the Bolton Valley Live Web Cam – looks pretty vigorous up there.

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What a freakin' day... It is absolutely dumping out right now too as the upslope machine gets turned on. 

 

Best storm up here since December 27th.

 

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I thought that first picture was a polar bear rolling around for a good minute or so.

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2-3 new inches up at the ski resort since 2pm today.  Heavy snow squalls.

 

Down in town I've had at least an additional inch on the snow surfaces...but only a coating on dark surfaces.  Very fluffy flakes that have no problem accumulating on other snow, but doesn't want to on anything that could absorb solar.

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2-3 new inches up at the ski resort since 2pm today.  Heavy snow squalls.

 

Down in town I've had at least an additional inch on the snow surfaces...but only a coating on dark surfaces.  Very fluffy flakes that have no problem accumulating on other snow, but doesn't want to on anything that could absorb solar.

Same in BTV.  Suns out now.

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Event totals: 14.8” Snow/1.01” L.E.

 

There was 0.9” of additional snow on the snowboard when I got home today, and the 0.03” of liquid in the core brings that parameter past the one inch mark.  There are another couple tenths of an inch of snow on the board as of the 6:00 P.M. clearing, and with the dearth of larger storms this season, this one is actually within a half inch of topping the storm list.

 

Details from the 6:00 P.M. Waterbury observations are below:

 

New Snow: 0.9 inches

New Liquid: 0.03 inches

Snow/Water Ratio: 30.0

Snow Density: 3.3% H2O

Temperature: 31.3 F

Sky: Light Snow (1-8 mm flakes)

Snow at the stake: 11.5 inches

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Awesome pics PF. I'm heading to Sugarbush next Thur-Fri hoping for another dumping before then. Either way, I think conditions should be epic for late March. 

 

Yeah it looks like state-wide its pretty awesome right now... truly mid-January conditions heading into the last 10 days of March.

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Event totals: 15.0” Snow/1.01” L.E.

 

Yesterday evening’s additional 0.2” is all to report for the overnight accumulation.  It was interesting to hear Roger Hill talk about the snow showers persisting through the weekend in his early broadcast – he didn’t seems as heartened by that thought, but from a snow perspective, more clouds are generally helpful in preserving the powder.  Apparently there is a convective aspect to the snowfall we’re getting so afternoons can snow an uptick in precipitation.

 

Details from the 6:00 A.M. Waterbury observations are below:

 

New Snow: 0.2 inches

New Liquid: Trace

Temperature: 18.3 F

Sky: Partly Cloudy

Snow at the stake: 10.5 inches

 

 

In general, a very solid 12< snowfall across the board.

 

 

Thanks for alerting me to the map – indeed I noticed a very tight clustering of snow totals for the northwest section of Washington County near me.  There are a couple of reports visible on the map off to the east of my 13.9” on the county line, and in the text listing below, the four highest Washington County reports are all from Waterbury and right in the at 13-14” range.

 

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NOUS41 KBTV 201508

PNSBTV

NYZ026>031-034-035-087-VTZ001>012-016>019-210306-

 

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT

SPOTTER REPORTS

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BURLINGTON VT

1108 AM EDT WED MAR 20 2013

 

THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 30

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...

   MORRISONVILLE         14.5   630 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   4 ESE PERU            10.8   600 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   DANNEMORA             10.0   820 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   PLATTSBURGH            9.3  1054 PM  3/19  BROADCAST MEDIA         

   CADYVILLE              7.5   750 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   3 S PLATTSBURGH 3 S    5.6  1200 PM  3/19  CO-OP OBSERVER         

 

...ESSEX COUNTY...

   5 NNE OLMSTEDVILLE     9.2   800 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   3 SSW TICONDEROGA      7.0   130 PM  3/19  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   2 W NEWCOMB            7.0   721 PM  3/19  AMATEUR RADIO          

 

...FRANKLIN COUNTY...

   PAUL SMITHS            6.5   723 PM  3/19  AMATEUR RADIO          

   1 SW MALONE            4.0   700 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   SARANAC LAKE           4.0   724 PM  3/19  AMATEUR RADIO          

   ST. REGIS FALLS        4.0   721 PM  3/19  AMATEUR RADIO          

 

...ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY...

   OGDENSBURG             4.0   720 PM  3/19  AMATEUR RADIO          

   PARISHVILLE            4.0   700 AM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   4 NE OGDENSBURG        3.5   800 AM  3/19  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   SW HANNAWA FALLS       3.1   700 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

 

VERMONT

 

...ADDISON COUNTY...

   CORNWALL               7.5   506 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   MIDDLEBURY             6.2   815 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   1 NE VERGENNES         6.0   800 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   SALISBURY              4.8   430 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   1 SW WEST ADDISON      4.0   748 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   BRIDPORT               4.0   627 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   STARKSBORO             4.0   513 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   BRISTOL                3.8   830 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

 

...CALEDONIA COUNTY...

   4 N WALDEN            13.2   700 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   2 SW SUTTON           12.0   705 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   2 E DANVILLE          11.4   630 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   3 NNW SHEFFIELD       10.6   700 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   1 SSW SUTTON          10.6  1012 PM  3/19  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   LYNDONVILLE           10.5   805 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   2 NE SUTTON           10.0   700 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   DANVILLE               9.0   556 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   LYNDON CENTER          8.8  1000 PM  3/19  LYNDON STATE COLLEGE   

   ST JOHNSBURY           7.0   400 PM  3/19  CO-OP OBSERVER         

 

...CHITTENDEN COUNTY...

   2 E APPLETREE POINT   10.0   818 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   2 SE SOUTH BURLINGTO   9.7   700 AM  3/20  NWS EMPLOYEE           

   JONESVILLE             9.5  1258 AM  3/20  NWS EMPLOYEE            

   2 NW BURLINGTON        9.1   940 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   1 NE SOUTH BURLINGTO   9.0   800 AM  3/20  NWS OFFICE             

   2 NNW WILLISTON        8.5   659 AM  3/20  NWS EMPLOYEE           

   MILTON                 8.0   815 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   1 E NASHVILLE          8.0   645 AM  3/20  NWS EMPLOYEE           

   1 N ESSEX JUNCTION     7.1   800 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   1 SSW UNDERHILL        7.0   800 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   4 NNE UNDERHILL        6.8   700 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   1 S ESSEX CENTER       6.8   930 AM  3/20  NWS EMPLOYEE           

   1 NNE HUNTINGTON       6.0   800 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   WINOOSKI               5.6   629 PM  3/19  NWS EMPLOYEE           

   UNDERHILL CENTER       5.0   800 AM  3/20  BROADCAST MEDIA        

   2 SW HUNTINGTON        4.5   525 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   1 NNW JERICHO          4.5   700 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

 

...ESSEX COUNTY...

   1 ENE AVERILL         14.0   800 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   GILMAN                 6.5   600 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

 

...FRANKLIN COUNTY...

   SWANTON               10.5   145 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   RICHFORD               9.6   515 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   8 NNW FAIRFAX          9.0   630 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   1 NE ST. ALBANS        8.5   630 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   GEORGIA CENTER         7.0   726 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                  

   ST. ALBANS             7.0   805 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   1 WNW ENOSBURG FALLS   4.0   700 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

 

...GRAND ISLE COUNTY...

   5 SSE ALBURGH          7.0   800 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

 

...LAMOILLE COUNTY...

   MORRISVILLE           14.5   820 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   SW STOWE              13.2   730 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   STOWE                 12.8   700 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   3 NE HYDE PARK        12.6   620 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   6 S JOHNSON           12.0   900 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   JOHNSON                9.0   528 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   1 SSE SMUGGLERS NOTC   8.8   440 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   WOLCOTT                8.5   440 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   5 N JEFFERSONVILLE     8.0   730 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   EDEN                   7.0  1200 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   JEFFERSONVILLE         4.0   306 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   MOUNT MANSFIELD        3.2   400 PM  3/19  CO-OP OBSERVER         

 

...ORANGE COUNTY...

   2 SW SOUTH VERSHIRE   12.3   800 AM  3/20  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   CORINTH               12.0   700 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   WILLIAMSTOWN          10.5   800 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   2 NW CHELSEA          10.5   700 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   NEWBURY                6.0   752 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   UNION VILLAGE DAM      5.0   700 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   1 NE SOUTH NEWBURY     4.0   841 PM  3/19  TRAINED SPOTTER        

 

...ORLEANS COUNTY...

   JAY PEAK              25.0   600 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   1 WNW WESTFIELD       19.0   820 AM  3/20  COCORAHS                

   TROY                  16.5   900 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   7 SE MORGAN           16.2   800 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   2 NW DERBY CENTER     15.7   700 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   1 NE NEWPORT          13.6   833 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   NEWPORT               13.6   700 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   2 NNE GREENSBORO      12.1   700 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   GREENSBORO            12.0   743 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   COVENTRY               9.0   444 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   BARTON                 7.5   343 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

 

...RUTLAND COUNTY...

   MT. HOLLY             12.0   530 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   KILLINGTON             9.6   837 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   PITTSFORD              6.5   530 AM  3/20  470 FEET               

   RUTLAND                6.0   230 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   1 NE PROCTOR           6.0   944 PM  3/19  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   1 N WEST RUTLAND       5.4   815 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   FAIR HAVEN             4.5   443 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   WEST RUTLAND           2.0   442 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

 

...WASHINGTON COUNTY...

   2 SE WATERBURY CENTE  14.0   500 AM  3/20  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   3 NE WATERBURY        14.0   500 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   3 NW WATERBURY        13.9   600 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   WATERBURY CENTER      13.0   723 PM  3/19  AMATEUR RADIO           

   3 SSE WARREN          13.0   900 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   4 ENE CABOT           11.5   900 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   4 ESE MARSHFIELD      11.0   730 AM  3/20  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   2 SE WAITSFIELD       10.5   700 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   WORCESTER             10.0   552 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   2 W WORCESTER         10.0   700 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   N CALAIS              10.0   800 AM  3/20  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   MARSHFIELD             9.5   908 PM  3/19  1600 FEET              

   2 SW EAST CALAIS       8.7   700 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   2 NNE WATERBURY CENT   7.5   200 PM  3/19  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   4 WNW BERLIN           5.8   700 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   2 SW MONTPELIER        4.5   700 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

 

...WINDSOR COUNTY...

   ROCHESTER             14.5   720 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   3 S LUDLOW            14.1   700 AM  3/20  COCORAHS                

   1 WSW LUDLOW          13.0   800 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   ANDOVER               13.0   915 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   4 N BETHEL            11.0   700 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   CHESTER               10.5   700 AM  3/20  PUBLIC                 

   3 N POMFRET           10.1   700 AM  3/20  COCORAHS               

   WEATHERSFIELD         10.0  1013 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   WOODSTOCK             10.0   800 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   1 S ROCHESTER         10.0   658 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   WILDER                 7.5   653 AM  3/20  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   WHITE RIVER JUNCTION   6.0   450 PM  3/19  PUBLIC                 

   N HARTLAND RES         5.7   700 AM  3/20  CO-OP OBSERVER         

 

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KGM/JAN

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Pretty map but some of the #'s on there are not for the whole storm.  Ex the St. J figure did not include the overnight snow.  The 7 inch total was as of 4pm.  That 10-14 inch band for N Caledonia and Lamoille should connect down to the band in Orange in my opinion.

 

I think it's because for some reason, the St. J (as well as Mt. Mansfield and Salisbury) coop observation period is from 4pm-4pm as opposed to the normal 7am-7am.

 

Cold one this morning--down to 5F under clear skies.

 

Had another inch yesterday in those snowglobe squalls....

 

Yeah, might be time for a spring thread!

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