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Some random photos from today driving to lunch in Jeffersonville and back through the Notch.

Passenger in a car through the windshield so quality not great but love the contrast.  This snow was from last night's round before this afternoon's snow moved in.

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Steady orographic snows moved back in this afternoon.

These next two are from up in the 2,000ft range.

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Stowe side of the Notch at about 1,700ft.

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4 hours ago, ApacheTrout said:

We're living in the Ray Bradbury short story, "All Summer in a Day."  I think this is what Seattle is like.

Seattle rain is centered around fall and winter, when every little cloud seems to dump a shower (at least the two times I was there for Thanksgiving week.)  They get less rain annually than many New England locations, and comparatively little during summer.  West slopes of the Cascades or Olympics are a different story.

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Some more photos from yesterday's late season snow.

Snow accumulation on trees started as low as 1,200ft and that's sort of how the accumulation went up to 1,500ft in the base area of the ski resort.  Tree-top accumulations with very little on the warm ground (hours and hours of light upslope snow doesn't accumulate on the ground too well when its that warm).

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A couple hours later after the snow melted up to roughly 1,700ft.

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Then even later on around 4-5pm when the snow level had melted up to almost 3,000ft.  The white really brings out that 3,000-4,000ft elevation band.
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