Yeah, like I said in my post, the further east you go, the worse for snow. That location, especially given the elevation will be good. Further east on VT 25 towards Bradford gets sketchier.
They avoid getting shadowed for the most part. It’s a good snow area away from the CT River. The elevation is decent for the most part. As you get to St. J and Lyndon it starts getting worse. Danville, Peacham, Groton are all good snow areas. And the higher elevations in most towns too.
With the 3” we got last night, I think I’m at 96” or 97”. The old airport obs at KMPV averaged 96” from the late 40’s through the mid 90’s when that was discontinued and I always thought I averaged around 100”. That seems to be the case.
I’m probably going C or C-. The lack of cold to freeze the ground really impacted the snowmobile trails. On the other hand, heating fuel usage wasn’t crazy and I’m up over 90” for the year. Some of my negativity is also a result of my winter activities coming to a screeching halt after my kidney abscess issues. So while it’s been a memorable winter, it’s not all for the right reasons.
When I left for the office at 7:30 this morning it was calm, sunny and 27° an I figured it was going to be a nice day. When I went for a walk at lunch it was gray, windy and spitting snow. I think it was 36° but it felt much colder. Not a nice day.
I was there on vacation a couple of years ago and loved it. What’s funny is that even though it’s at almost 7000’, it almost feels like the lowlands after coming out of the park. Lol. Beautiful place and definitely a some time there in winter is a bucket list item for me.