powderfreak

Don't know but it didn't really happen on the hill. Heaviest was definitely north. 1,500ft only had 2-3". Meanwhile two towns north in Hyde Park, VT had 5.5" at a lower elevation. There must've been a very sharp gradient last night.

Nice snowy morning over this way, dog loves chasing snowballs in the backyard. Upslope flow bringing persistent steady light snow.

Hearing a good 8-10" along RT 242 heading up to Jay Peak. Westfield CoCoRAHS came in with 6.0" and Newport 5.5"... not bad totals for lower elevations.

Interesting, yeah there was about an inch when I woke up and it's still been snowing but I don't think the depth is increasing that much. I'll probably check again at noon.

This is impressive in size. That cold conveyor belt is going to rake a large portion of the state of Maine as that low parallels the coast.

The gold standard for measuring snow on for sure. Looks nice, I’m definitely jelly this evening.

Bangor looks like they are in for a fun night.

A night of fighting over the external battery charger for the cell phones.

IZG with 0.53” water in the past 4 hours since switching to snow. Thats a pretty good QPF dump.

Yeah holy crap they look to take the radar bullseye.

Anyone on this board saying they don’t want a quick hitting paster is lying to themselves. It’ll melt fast but no one will convince me they don’t want a fun wx event.

Over to snow here in town now.

The Messenger SE tick works even in Maine? lol

I actually expected more on the Jackman cam.... it almost seems like Dryslot and Lava robbed some of that snow from the areas closer to the Canadian border?

Snow mixing in down in Stowe Village. Took a drive up to 1500ft and while snowing, not much accum besides a slushy whitening.

Awesome! Good to see Lava getting a fun storm.

Snow level in Stowe was around 1300ft on a quick weenie drive. Just starting to stick around 1500ft.

Keep the pics coming guys! Awesome!

Nice! You’ve got a ways to go on radar too.

Snowing up near Jay on RT 105

Those Sugarloaf cams will be fun to watch.

That's worth saving.

Love that 4-14" range.... when you really don't know and it is entirely possible it's 4" or 12"+.

I’ve noticed GYX doesn’t usually paint the terrain with the detail BTV often does.... around here it’s like these little max zones scattered everywhere with the peaks in every event lol. Like the detail on today’s map!

Yeah, it will be fun to watch for you guys. Some interesting weather finally. Up here it's a different animal but same "system". I don't think we have any shot at dynamically cooling the column over in most of Vermont (high terrain in far NEK?)...the low is bombing right next to you guys, we are removed from those dynamics. The upper mountain slopes will be snow above 2,500ft probably in this area, but where most live its a cold rain tomorrow. Our chances for snow back this way come when the deeper moisture wraps back around for the second time. Atmosphere should be colder and the orographic signal on progs is pretty strong for the mountains at this time.