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  1. 5 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

    I bet in terms of qpf to snow this is a contender for #1 in some locales. 
    30”-40” of dense is incredible. 

    Yea, this was a good swath of 30-40" totals, not just 1 or 2 one-offs.

    1888 for sure basd on what we know i think for sure. Not sure of many other modern day storms? There are also alot more people reporting totals now, so pre social media and cocorahs there would be 1 or 2 random COOPs reporting for a large area sometimes.

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  2. Had 7.8" with .46LE at 7pm.

    28.0" total on 2.27" LE total. 34-36" OTG, most I have had personally OTG I think ever. Prob close to 30" total now I would think with good flakes still.

    Def one of my favorite storms, paster makes it bit more unusual for here. 

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  3. 3 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

    That area is sneaky awesome for big storms. They average a ton of snow anyway, but they can go for the stars on these easterly flow events. 

    The Woodford lady stopped this year reporting. Im pretty sure she is 90-95 yrs old, so those obs are gone....

  4. 2 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

    They have snow envy . jk I dunno ..When you get several reports at similar elevation above 2k , just accept em and that it is a much different world there and that maybe it’s you didn’t go high enough on your grids there .

    Lol, I know. I was talking more about getting the official record in the books. Obviously that needs to be done a certain way I guess.

  5. 2 minutes ago, LaGrangewx said:

    Mitch just reported 35 but he had a dry slot for a few hours. That area near West Dover avoided it and probably has 40-45 right now. 

    Yea, 40" is legit I think. I guess we will see if anything can't pass the ALY sniff test...lol

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  6. 9 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

    You’re going to need a Coop to measure it, so there needs to be one in the most impacted area. And then you’ll need minimal compaction as most Coops only measure once in the morning.

    But if they were diligent about it and measured without clearing they can reported their greatest depth of new snow, even if it compacts before 7 am.

    Dec 2020 supposedly broke the 24hr I think right near here, but ALY tossed it, can't remember why. Prob not following what you said above.

  7. 2 minutes ago, Boston Bulldog said:

    Downsloping masterclass since 8am in Albany. Heavy echos overhead completely drying up. Only a few stray flakes making it down.

    Need this easterly flow to switch 

     Prob sucking some subsidence exhaust too from that massive deform band to your west

  8. 3 minutes ago, greenmtnwx said:

    Definitely more than 50. With the current storm total I have over 50” in the last 2-3 weeks. Pack is at 45” now. It’s definitely close to 70”. I’ve had two storms over 20” alone as well as several others that were warning 

    Ok, gotcha.  Didn't realize your were including this one on those numbers, then defintley over 50 since early Feb, agree.

  9. 5 minutes ago, greenmtnwx said:

    I have to look for an accurate number but in the last month we’ve had about 70 inches of snow and the current pack is about 42 inches., Looks like we’ll pick up another 12 to 15 inches before this is done so we should have snow depth into the 50sLooks like we’ll pick up another 12 to 15 inches before this is done so we should have snow depth into the 50s

    Prob not 70" in the last month, only a couple reports even near 50" since Feb 1 in the entire state of VT on Cocorahs. 

    Obviously retention is great there and is it has been a decently snowy stretch.

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  10. 4 minutes ago, mreaves said:

    Just saw a report of 16” in Wilmington, VT on the morning news. Is that even possible this early?

    I believe it, that whole town's power is out. That is a perfect spot for this setup.

    Lost power here too about an hour ago, sucks. I lost 3-4 hours of white rain and still have 8-10" eyeballing.  Absurd cakeage out there.

  11. 13 minutes ago, greenmtnwx said:

    I’m probably in 80s. No 100 for Mitch, even Stratton peak only 107”

    I need to double check, but I'm even mid 80's here The COOP near Bromley is over 100" and the other Cocorahs guy past Bromley is near 120".  Mitch at 100 makes sense for sure.

    You miss alot of tiny events that add up not being here full time, which i dont think you are?

    Anyway, looks good as of now for the Mt Snow up to Stratton corridor.

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  12. 27 minutes ago, mreaves said:

    Well, we know BTV is just including you guys to be nice.  They don't put much effort into you ALY guys.

    Lol, I know.  Basically I think they collaborate and just cut and paste for the ALY zones from ALY maps when they put out for BTV covered area. 

    ALY map looks just like that for SVT, go I am hedging against ALY--hope I am wrong, just seen this mid level warmth song and dance too many times I feel like. 

     

     

     

  13. 4 minutes ago, tombo82685 said:

    I’m in the northern tughill plateau. I saw the guy from Adirondack posting, which is a stone throw from here. So o figured I could post in here since lakes thread is non existent 

    Yea, no worries, wasn't sure where you were located and clicked on your profile and then saw you were near the Tug which makes sense with that amount.

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