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There was a few of these elevation storms in NOV too. I have about the same as you at 1100ft in Manchester--3"(2.8" actually)--but yea in town around 750ft it was actually raining most of the morning, then just white rain rest of the day. Curios to see how much uplsope makes it over to you in Jamaica when that kicks in--ALY mentioned a somewhat blocked flow.

Most of those totals are from like 6-8am in SVT. I know that's my .4" from 7am cocorahs

Are you at base of Stratton with that 6" report at 1900ft? Have 2" here. Literally no accumulation below 900ft, not even on the grass.

Snow pack finally retreating since Nov and looks like some heavy heavy vole damage. Looks like a while colony was thriving under that glacier for 5 months.

Don't worry, you still have dibs on coop crusher so you don't feel left out.

ALY needs to start those shout outs to Mitch in AFDs like BTV does to PF..ha

I couldn't recall that event as it seems like ages ago, but looked at the snow table and it was 12.5" in the elevated valley here. Obviously your in a good spot for a shot at 12"+. You do well in the upslope, but this may be a classic Woodford upslope jack in SVT

ALY has watches up in SVT. I know BTV does as well. Think 1500'+ looking pretty good to verify the 7"+ to meet watch criteria. Looking good at that heavily wooded plot at 2230' in SVT. URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE National Weather Service Albany NY 348 PM EDT Wed Mar 20 2019 ...WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT FROM FRIDAY MORNING THROUGH LATE FRIDAY NIGHT... * WHAT...Heavy, wet snow possible. Total snow accumulations of 7 inches or more possible. Winds could gust as high as 40 mph Friday night. * WHERE...In Vermont, Bennington and Western Windham Counties. In New York, Herkimer and Hamilton Counties. * WHEN...Friday and Friday night. * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...Travel could be very difficult. The hazardous conditions could impact the Friday morning and evening commutes.

Early guess from BTV and ALY in SVT. Tricky forecast, should be interesting to see how this plays out.

Some absolute house shakers and lightening here as well with some pretty decent rainfall rates. That will get the kids out of bed this morning..ha.

Always got to get a little jab into us poor valley folk and our out weak retention.. Good run for us, NOV to Mid March almost non stop 1" coverage pretty impressive for here. (might have got down to a trace at couple times, cant recall) I'm Ok with full melt out here if it happens You can see the layers in that pack, dense stuff.

From a few years back, New England focused though, but some good info. Come to VT, we will pay you to live here https://www.cnbc.com/2019/01/10/vermont-will-pay-you-10000-to-move-there-and-work-remotely---.html

Losing track of the number of these Strong Cutters with SE Downslope flow over the Western Green Slopes. I've already lost a bunch of shingles on my garage the faces East this winter from similar setups.

That depth is fascinating as its such a ridiculous outlier vs any other year. The next highest is like 75-76" or something if I recall.

Yes, its been a brutal 15 year stretch for them..lol. But yea, looked like a sweet storm though down there. 2.9" here..right around where you are---86.1" for season. Although had like 27-30" in Nov, so MET winter is about 55" or so.

1.1" overnight. This event tonight has turned into pretty much a run of the mill stat padder.

Yep- not unusual for here, but definitely rarer this winter with the front end cement/mix to rain events.

4.8" on .19" LE.

Was in ORH this past weekend and I had to make my first trip over there to see what all the fuss is about. Line was about 10-15 minutes, so not bad from hearing what it can be. Haven't popped open a Very Green yet--only Julius and Haze. So many IPA/DIPA options, haven't felt the need for Tree House trip until I was in the area, but they were pretty tasty.

Nasty day here. Ontario bands reaching all the way to SVT along with a little orographic help resulting in on and off white out throught the day. No idea how much has fallen with the winds, its just zipping along right on top the the glacier into the woods.....or maybe out into outer space..lol.

Yes, your right PF. It is pretty noticeable too when I drive into town( middle of the valley)from my place..almost always less snow with any SE/E/NE wind.

Right, having the Taconics to the west I guess is kind of lucky geological feature. Everyone knows that Bennington can be a pit, but the difference between here and there can be very stark at times considering we are both elevated valley towns around 700-800ft. Obviously no comparison to any East Slope areas. Retention is pretty pathetic even here and everywhere up and down VT on the west side. I mean look at cocorahs up north, Underhill has depths of 5-10" while Jspin is 30" with lower elevation. The best spots valley wise around these parts are 1K+ tucked in against the West slope of greens or East Slopes of Taconis. I marked about where I am now.

Its a definitely been a pretty clear NW to SE gradient with regards to snowfall across NE. 76" Season to date here which is pretty much close to seasonal average-so I guess that's pretty impressive for mid-late Feb., but the amount of change over events has been frustrating I think I've even had almost constant cover here since Nov--which is almost impossible in the valley spots west of the Greens, so that's pretty impressive with the amount of cutters thrown in.

Not going to matter in this one i dont think. It's not an elevation event. Warm push aloft is the issue and eveywhere changes over to IP and maybe some ZR. Shouldn't be much of difference between Magic, Bromley, Stratton.

Got up to 44F here..nice and toasty. Was snowing sideways pretty hard this morning , just some light rain in the middle of town though at lower elevation. A few tenths on the board as BL temps were 34-35