We got another inch before I left for work at 6:40. It was snowing at about an inch per hour rate so the roads were pretty well covered the first 45 minutes or so of the drive.
Just was outside standing under clear starlit skies without a coat on, I asked myself that eternal question "how much longer do I stand here while my labradors fail to find the tennis ball in the snow?"
Whats odd to me is that I was living in central VT at the time and have no memory of that storm. I remember having a discussion with a friend at the time that they were having issues at their home because the snow was so deep their dogs kept walking over their stockade fence.
I'm jealous. My running got disrupted by a foot issue about three years ago. Podiatrist eventually signed off resuming reduced running but I have not been able to reestablish the routine.
It is Mount Washington.
https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&issuedby=GYX&product=PNS&format=CI&version=2&glossary=0
...Coos County...
1 ESE Mount Washington 25.0 in 1016 AM 01/10 CO-OP Observer
1 E Mount Washington 19.2 in 1017 AM 01/10 CO-OP Observer
null Mount Washington 18.9 in 1016 AM 01/10 CO-OP Observer
I woke a little after one and it was mostly rain at that point though sleet would mix in. We had six inches new on the ground though it likely had compacted a little based on the composition having some added water already. It is going to be a beast to get the driveway clean. Looks like the power outages are mostly on the west side of the slopes. (about 25000 at the moment)- we had good steady wind that looks to have kept the snow off the trees.
https://greenmountainpower.com/outages/
https://outages.vermontelectric.coop/