HighStakes

Come into Manchester kinda in the center of town having approached from the west. Road was decent, windy, I could stop a lot.  Few places the drifts on side of road were like sculptured.  First time I stopped I thought. Wait this isn't 3' of snow, I just left that and know what it looks like.   So I measured and was careful as I could be to not measure drifts and I got a couple of 61-62" stuff but mostly 50-55".

The snowcover lasted well into March here. By Feb 12th or so after some melting and compacting snow depth was closer to 40 inches. We kept a solid 18-24 inches until the enf of Feb. Picked up another 4-5 in the end of month storm that got NY real good. After that storm that was all she wrote.

Got 52 for the two storms, and I had a peak depth of like 42. Interestingly, places like manchester had more because they had snow snow snow snow, same as here but jan 30 and feb 2-3 melted. The 12 days in all, 63"

It really was the second storm here that put us over the top. I recorded 32 inches, but with all the wind it was very difficult to get an accurate measurement, it could have easily been closer to 36 inches.

Biggest snow event ever with 25" and not to far north 35".  I drove some roads between Weisminister and Manchester where the undrifted snow was 5' deep.

After the second storm on the 10th ended I took five measurements and had an average snowdepth of almost 55 inches.