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2 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

Up in the base area getting to my stake means wallowing through over waist deep snow.  It is now quite the chore, ha.

You could cannon ball out of second story windows though.

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The window view out of our office now... need to do some roof cleaning.

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Hahaha I waded into it to take photos today near Smuggs and I wish I had a place to jump in :)

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15 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Awesome. Best conditions of the season and no bitter cold.

Yeah and what has really helped is that there has been fluff but also some really dense snow too.   I know we've talked about these later season (or early season) upslope that tends to be more QPF rich and can be seen by some of the 10:1 or even under that ratios around some of the area CoCoRahs reports.

Like this morning when I found 11" at 1,500ft you can see the graupel and "balls" type texture on the top of the snow...not stuff that's the airy fluff.  Yesterday was much more "fluffy" snow but today's extra 11-15" you skied on top of instead of sinking deep into it.

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Then a view out the office back door to the ski slopes and you can tell its a denser baking soda type snow.  This storm was less total snow than the storm that hit the same time last winter but I think this one has had more total moisture added to the snowpack.

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42 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

Yeah and what has really helped is that there has been fluff but also some really dense snow too.   I know we've talked about these later season (or early season) upslope that tends to be more QPF rich and can be seen by some of the 10:1 or even under that ratios around some of the area CoCoRahs reports.

Like this morning when I found 11" at 1,500ft you can see the graupel and "balls" type texture on the top of the snow...not stuff that's the airy fluff.  Yesterday was much more "fluffy" snow but today's extra 11-15" you skied on top of instead of sinking deep into it.

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Then a view out the office back door to the ski slopes and you can tell its a denser baking soda type snow.  This storm was less total snow than the storm that hit the same time last winter but I think this one has had more total moisture added to the snowpack.

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Can you post that Mansfield chart with the snow totals for the season vs average? Just wondering where your at. 

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great photos everyone

 

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NYZ026>031-034-035-087-VTZ001>012-016>019-160431-

Public Information Statement
Spotter Reports
National Weather Service Burlington VT
1231 PM EDT Thu Mar 15 2018

The following are unofficial observations for the storm that has been
affecting our region. Appreciation is extended to highway
departments, cooperative observers, Skywarn spotters, and media
partners for these reports. This summary is also available on our
home page at www.weather.gov/burlington.

********************STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL********************

LOCATION          STORM TOTAL     TIME/DATE   COMMENTS
                     SNOWFALL           OF
                     /INCHES/   MEASUREMENT

NEW YORK

...Clinton County...
   Saranac               26.0   641 PM  3/14  Broadcast Media
   Ellenburg             23.0   127 PM  3/14  Public
   Altona                20.0   800 AM  3/15  Public
   Morrisonville         17.7   600 PM  3/14  Public
   Keeseville            17.0   546 PM  3/14  Public
   2 N Chazy             12.5   700 AM  3/15  NWS Employee
   4 ESE Peru            11.3   600 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   Peru                   8.0   850 AM  3/14  Public
   2 NNE Plattsburgh      8.0   935 AM  3/14  Broadcast Media

...Essex County...
   Ausable Forks         25.7   452 PM  3/14  Broadcast Media
   3 NE Keene Valley     19.2   800 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   5 NNE Olmstedville     8.7   800 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS

...Franklin County...
   Dickinson             25.0  1200 PM  3/15  Public
   Duane Center          19.8   506 AM  3/15  Law Enforcement
   Chateaugay            17.0  1019 AM  3/14  Public
   Malone                16.0   544 PM  3/14  Public
   NNE Vermontville      15.0   647 AM  3/14  Broadcast Media
   6 N Saranac Lake      11.5   521 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   Tupper Lake Sunmount   8.0   700 AM  3/15  Co-Op Observer

...St. Lawrence County...
   Star Lake             12.0  1200 AM  3/15  Public
   2 SW Ogdensburg       10.7   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   Massena                8.7  1025 AM  3/14  Public

VERMONT

...Addison County...
   N Middlebury          12.9   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   Vergennes             11.0   600 AM  3/15  Co-Op Observer
   Middlebury            10.3   600 AM  3/15  Public
   N Ferrisburg           9.8   945 AM  3/14  Public

...Caledonia County...
   Hardwick              15.0  1230 PM  3/14  Public
   5 WNW Sheffield       13.5   700 AM  3/14  CoCoRaHS
   3 NNW Sheffield       11.7   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   4 WSW Groton          11.1   400 AM  3/14  CoCoRaHS
   2 NW Danville         10.2   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   Sutton                 8.0   710 AM  3/15  Co-Op Observer
   2 S Wheelock           7.1   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   N Danville             7.0   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   1 W Lyndonville        5.4   530 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   Saint Johnsbury        4.8   400 PM  3/14  Co-Op Observer

...Chittenden County...
   1 SSW Underhill       24.7   900 AM  3/15  Public
   North Underhill       21.4   630 AM  3/15  Co-Op Observer
   5 NNE Underhill       20.5   830 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   2 E Underhill Center  20.0   845 AM  3/15  Public
   3 N Jericho           18.0   800 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   1 NNE Huntington      18.0   800 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   1 NNW Jericho         17.7   720 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   1 E Nashville         17.4   740 AM  3/15  NWS Employee
   WSW Williston         17.3   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   2 NW Westford         15.9   620 AM  3/15  NWS Employee
   1 NE South Burlingto  14.7   800 AM  3/15  NWS Office
   Milton                14.5   529 PM  3/14  Public
   2 SE South Burlingto  13.3   700 AM  3/15  NWS Employee
   2 SW Milton           12.0   700 AM  3/15  NWS Employee
   2 NW Burlington       10.2   145 PM  3/14  NWS Employee

...Essex County...
   1 ENE Averill         21.2   840 AM  3/15  Co-Op Observer
   2 NNW Lunenburg       10.0   800 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   Island Pond            8.7  1029 AM  3/15  Co-Op Observer
   1 N Canaan             7.0   715 AM  3/14  Broadcast Media
   1 NW Granby            6.1  1000 AM  3/14  CoCoRaHS

...Franklin County...
   St. Albans            18.5   900 AM  3/15  Public
   Swanton               15.1   723 AM  3/15  Trained Spotter
   1 NNE Swanton         11.7   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   Georgia Center         8.0   930 AM  3/14  Public
   Enosburg Falls 2       7.0   455 AM  3/15  Co-Op Observer

...Lamoille County...
   Eden                  30.0  1000 AM  3/15  Public
   Stowe                 30.0   652 PM  3/14  Public
   1 N South Cambridge   23.0  1212 PM  3/15  Public
   Jeffersonville        22.5   730 AM  3/15  Co-Op Observer
   Wolcott               21.0   539 AM  3/14  Public
   1 SSE Smugglers Notc  18.0   705 PM  3/14  Public
   3 NE Hyde Park        17.6   645 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   Morrisville           17.5   700 AM  3/15  Public
   1 NW Stowe            14.1   706 PM  3/14  Measured at 750 feet.
   Johnson               10.7   800 AM  3/15  Co-Op Observer

...Orange County...
   Washington            27.1   638 PM  3/14  Public
   Williamstown          24.0   745 AM  3/14  Public
   Chelsea               18.0   745 AM  3/14  Public
   Randolph Center       15.0  1100 PM  3/14  Trained Spotter
   3 SW Braintree        12.6   700 AM  3/14  CoCoRaHS
   Corinth               12.3   700 AM  3/15  Co-Op Observer
   3 NE Strafford        11.2   755 AM  3/14  Amateur Radio
   2 ESE Vershire        10.7   800 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS

...Orleans County...
   Westfield             30.0   450 PM  3/14  Storm total snow.
   7 SE Morgan           24.2   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   1 WNW Westfield       22.2   730 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   4 NNE Greensboro      16.9   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   2 NW Derby Center     16.9   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   2 NNW Greensboro      16.6   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   Newport               14.1   700 AM  3/15  Co-Op Observer
   3 ENE Barton          12.9   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS

...Rutland County...
   East Wallingford      23.5   730 PM  3/14  Public
   2 SSE Pittsford       18.6   845 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   1 SSE West Rutland    16.3   800 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   1 N Rutland           15.8   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   3 SSE Sudbury         15.4   725 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   Castleton             15.0   730 PM  3/14  Public
   1 N West Rutland      13.8   815 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   Forest Dale           12.0   539 PM  3/14  Public
   Pittsfield            12.0   650 PM  3/14  Public

...Washington County...
   Graniteville          29.5   150 PM  3/14  Public
   1 SW East Barre       28.9   653 PM  3/14  NWS Employee
   1 E Barre             24.0   915 AM  3/14  Public
   3 SSE Warren          22.5   900 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   5 SSE Moscow          20.5   800 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   3 NW Waterbury        20.0   600 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   2 NNE Waterbury Cent  19.0   600 AM  3/15  Trained Spotter
   3 NNW Woodbury        18.3   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   Plainfield            18.0   700 AM  3/15  Co-Op Observer
   4 WNW Waitsfield      16.5   800 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   Northfield            16.5   720 AM  3/15  Co-Op Observer
   2 N Calais            15.5   726 AM  3/15  Trained Spotter
   Waterbury Center      15.5   726 PM  3/14  Public
   2 W Worcester         15.2   700 AM  3/15  Co-Op Observer
   Barre                 15.0   719 PM  3/13  Public
   Marshfield            14.5   532 PM  3/14  Public
   Cabot                 12.0   800 AM  3/14  Public

...Windsor County...
   2 NE Rochester        21.4   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   Rochester             21.0   657 AM  3/15  Co-Op Observer
   2 ESE Rochester       20.7   600 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   3 N Pomfret           20.2   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   1 SE West Norwich     18.7   830 AM  3/15  Public
   3 S Ludlow            18.4   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   2 NW Hartland         18.3   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   1 SW Hartland         18.0   700 AM  3/14  CoCoRaHS
   1 WSW Ludlow          14.0   800 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
   4 NW Norwich          13.7  1033 PM  3/13  Public
   Ludlow                13.1   845 AM  3/14  Public
   Woodstock             12.0   800 AM  3/15  Co-Op Observer
   North Hartland Lake   11.9   700 AM  3/14  Co-Op Observer
   NNE Proctorsville     10.0   700 AM  3/15  CoCoRaHS
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8 hours ago, LongBeachSurfFreak said:

Can you post that Mansfield chart with the snow totals for the season vs average? Just wondering where your at. 

The graph's haven't been updating but yesterday the NWS reported 100" stake depth.

The other thing to note on this... is that my snowfall readings are coming about 1,000 vertical feet lower than this stake.  Mine is about two-thirds of the way up the mountain which had 65" in those 8 days the stake jumped.  But its certainly possible the snowfall 1,000ft higher was decently higher, maybe another foot over that time?

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Some shots from the world of upslope snows on 3/15 from Jericho to Jeffersonville:
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Tree farm off rt. 15 just west of Jericho Corners

 

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The Old Mill in Jericho

 

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Heavy snow at the the Jeffersonville Cemetery

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Big Depths over 40 inches off rt 108 below Smuggs

 

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The Brewster River off Rt. 108 as I stand in snow past my waist

 

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And of course February is long forgotten at Smuggs and throughout the northern Greens! 

 

 

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1 hour ago, J.Spin said:

The skiing has been a bit too off the hook to post much, but we were at Stowe on Wednesday and Bolton on Thursday, so I’m passing along some images from the outings.  Additional images and trip reports are available through the linked text.

Stowe – 3/14

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Bolton Valley – 3/15

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Did you say Hi to PF when you went to Stowed? You guys need to post pictures of you skiing together!

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I can't say I remember ever seeing so much difference between south of the notch and north of the notch. There's a pretty pedestrian snowpack till you get to Lincoln, and then it goes up really rapidly through and north of the notch. Not sure my driveway can handle one more storm lol... but hey, I can always snowshoe. 

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1 hour ago, alex said:

I can't say I remember ever seeing so much difference between south of the notch and north of the notch. There's a pretty pedestrian snowpack till you get to Lincoln, and then it goes up really rapidly through and north of the notch. Not sure my driveway can handle one more storm lol... but hey, I can always snowshoe. 

I think this warrants a trip north tomorrow or Sunday!  Alex,  pictures around the house please.  Jeez even the webcam pic is getting covered with snow.

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I'm no JSpin or PF but I did take the afternoon off to go snowmobiling.  We rode around the Central VT towns of Washington, Chelsea, Randolph, Brookfield and Williamstown.  You could definitely tell what areas were stuck under the band that delivered the bigger totals but there was plenty of snow in general.  

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4 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

One favor, it's brutal on mobile to scroll through those PNS reports, just post this link and they are all there graphically 

https://www.weather.gov/source/crh/snowmap.html?sid=btv

Thanks but it doesnt have as much info as https://www.weather.gov/btv/spotterReports wish it did beause it's a much better presentation

 

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