MarkO

88.7/76.3 in Lowell. Pretty swamp ass, but compared to the 126F actual temp we experienced in death valley last week, it's pretty pedestrian. Should be an interesting afternoon regardless.

Resurrecting this thread b/c the 2022-2023 season isn't done yet. We had a blast on a road trip that started in Vegas, through Death Valley (forecast high was 124F and van thermo read 126F (while driving), got a little scary when I smelled radiator coolant leaving Death Valley. Spent 2 days skiing in Mammoth (conditions were surprisingly good considering temps were in the 70's, but you got to get there early as it gets sloppy and they run from 7:30 until noon). Finished the trip driving through Inyo and Yosemite, and stayed a night in Marina Del Rey. Valley Nevado next week.

That matches up pretty well with the 100 year event.

Winooski is still rising according to the gauge measurements at Essex Junction and Montpelier. The flood level has got to be close to the 100 year flood.

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1748961312202207 Thankfully there wasn't anyone in the car.

I'm sorry to hear about that. Break out the wet vac, you've got a long night ahead of you. Hopefully you don't lose power.

I just checked the Mad River forecast and it is forecast to be a major flood, but just barely whereas it was much higher during Irene. Good luck to all. https://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?gage=moov1&wfo=btv

I can only imagine what another 7-8' of flood will do. This will make national news tonight. This is the closest webcam I could find. I believe it's the Mad River in Waitsfield:

Looks like they just updated the Winooski flood forecast: https://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?gage=MONV1&wfo=btv&refresh=true Good luck to all in central VT.

Yeah, it's not looking good for those parts of Vermont with another 2-5"+ incoming.

Some of the photos coming out of Killington area are nuts. I'm guessing they may have gotten 6" overnight on top of the 6" they probably got on Friday. Has anyone gotten any official reports?

0.14" in the bucket. Just saw a flash of lightning last about 3 full seconds. Thunder lasted 36.

too funny, took a photo earlier of my car. 0.0001" rain, dusting of pollen. These new storms popping up look more promising.

Yup, Belvidere. I did hear a couple rumbles. Lawn is thirsty.

Looks like I'm going to get skunked by that one as well.

Same situation here. 1.5" of rain under a nice cell to the immediate west of me. Nothing here but gusty winds.

It usually is. Every once in a while you can get enough snow on the top of MWN for a couple turns, otherwise, it's a trip to Mt. Hood... or that indoor ski area in New Jersey. That's the back up plan.

Season ain't over yet. Hit up Killington today for some sloppy turns. This years goal is ski every month. Booked a trip to Valle Nevado in August, but still got to figure something out for July. Thinking Mammoth considering they still have nearly half the mountain open which is absolutely insane for this time of year.

Had a few hail showers here as well. Raw day, low/mid 40's. It's snowing up above about 3500'

Where the sun did break out in S VT, temps are in the 60's

We had about 1/4" of accretion and temps didn't break 32 until about 2 hrs ago. Sounds like it's pouring rain in the trees.

light glaze out there 30.5/24

Nothing better than an over producer. 3.5"

Not sure when you flipped Ray, but we were getting some mangled flakes in the early pre-dawn hours, but it took a couple hours to finally flip to accumulating snow. Maybe somewhere in the 8:30AM time frame, snowed medium to heavy until early afternoon. I cleared 4" off the driveway twice of really heavy snow. Took a core off the picnic table and it had nearly 1.5" of LE. Got another 1/2" overnight, so I'd call it at 8.5" for the event total.

I'd say 7". Close to 1.5" from core. Lawn is only about 4 or 5", picnic table different story