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That is probbaly what your used to. But March has had the highest average snowfall the past 10 years at my spot. Im in SVT too. Even in Brattleboro winter isn't over in FEB normally.

It's also a little warmer this time around it seems. So places that were marginal last event will see less because of that and less QPF. As always, good to be In and Up. Last event here was 6.8", definitely taking the under on that for tonight.

Looks like another western slopes downslope special in VT, just maybe a little tamer than the other night. Still prob 40-60mph gusts. Everywhere else more meh maybe outside of other downslope areas in NH.

Transitioning to the Bourbon craze over the past 1-2 years? My brother-in-law is crazy about finding rare bourbons and deals on good stuff.

Lol, thats great. My grill door blew off the last wind storm the other week, I literally cant find it..

The Cocorahs guy near me at 1900' had 12.7" which pretty much came in like 5-6 hours. Pretty impressive front end thump.

Similar down here..full exposed to the SE. I'm only like 500ft feet from the spine though, so it just races down during bad events. So far, not too bad, just lows 40s gust.

Measured 1.7" in 45 minutes earlier, so yes definitely close to 2 an hour. Winds lessend a bit here and it been ripping for 4+ hours now. Were close to changeover, Temp up 30.3F. ALY had 1-2" for here. Got 5" down now--big flakes still for now.

I had a similar drive here earlier,.only mine was like 5-10 minutes..lol. But it was nasty out there for sure..hard to see anything.

Pretty normal here with a strong Low cutting. SE LLJ ripping down W/NW facing slopes of the higher terrain. Meso's showing this pretty well. Does seem to look worse in NVT, so see how it goes overnight up there.

26.8F. Pretty low VIS--gusts to 42mph already- snowing sideways with a mini ground blizz---lol

My temp dropped a bit from 30.2F down to 27.8F now. Bouts of-SN and already little breezy--27MPH on Davis. Lets see what the overnight brings--going to rip here I think.

Maybe he is a lurker and closet snow weenie? He has been living in Manchester VT full time for at least a decade I think...

Full ALY for SVT. As expected Eastern Areas did better in Windham County VERMONT ...Bennington County... Peru 8.6 700 AM 1/08 Co-Op Observer Landgrove 8.0 940 PM 1/07 WeatherNet6 5 NNE Stamford 7.5 400 PM 1/07 CoCoRaHS 3 ENE Manchester 6.9 700 AM 1/08 CoCoRaHS West Arlington 4.0 418 AM 1/08 WeatherNet6 ...Windham County... 2 N East Dover 11.7 631 AM 1/08 CoCoRaHS 6 SSW Guilford 10.5 700 AM 1/08 CoCoRaHS 6 SSW Guilford 10.5 430 PM 1/07 CoCoRaHS Newfane 9.0 345 PM 1/07 Public 6 W West Brattleboro 8.9 900 AM 1/08 Co-Op Observer 2 NNE Marlboro 8.9 800 AM 1/08 CoCoRaHS 1 WNW Wilmington 8.0 550 AM 1/08 CoCoRaHS Athens 7.7 520 PM 1/07 Elevation 1010ft Townshend 7.5 600 PM 1/07 Trained Spotter 1 S Brattleboro 7.4 700 AM 1/08 CoCoRaHS 1 NNE Rockingham 6.1 700 AM 1/08 CoCoRaHS East Dummerston 5.6 445 PM 1/07 Trained Spotter &&

The valley here down through Bennington got totally porked. The deep east flow downslope along with never getting into any good FGEN lift resulted in not much accum. Ended with 6.9" here. Center of town Manchester prob 3-5" and heading south prob 2" in Arlington and 1" or less in Bennington. There was a little upslope that came through last night that added a little in those spots.

100%. DDH does get a decent amount of nickel and dime upslope/streamers to get to their average, but it's events like this that are killer.

Bennington and Brattleboro prob have similar averages, but would much rather be in Brattleboro if I had the choice.

Yea, I would guess 4-6 at this point.

Finally getting some decent rates here with some boderline S+...lots of wind overnight

Nice. Looks like nice totals from KLW up through your area. Looking like easy travels through Bennington VT...

ALY had a little write up overnight and why the relative porking with the intital WAA push. Only 3-4" here. Local guy at 1900' reported 4.5" and Stratton 5" I believe. Snow is continuing across eastern New York and western New England, however expectations of spatial coverage has not exactly met reality due to the evolution of the coastal system now currently located east of the Delmarva. According to SPC Hourly Mesoanalysis, the parent shortwave trough has pulled ahead and east of the coastal low, forcing its deepening to come to a staggering halt and stretching energy further east. Because of this, the precipitation shield has shifted to the east with very minimal northward progression. A secondary low pressure core has formed across western Pennsylvania in association with an upper trough, acting as another source to drain energy from the aforementioned coastal low and simultaneously push it further east in tandem with the pull of the upper shortwave pulse.

Yep, pretty deep easterly flow, going to be some valley screw jobs. Places like Hoosick Falls NY will be a local minimum.

Just showing the downsloping on the western facing slopes with easterly flow. Mesos normally show that on every event. Sometimes accurate, sometimes overdone.

Covering up the lush late Dec lawn..

We green still..lol