powderfreak
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The numbers for the Mount Mansfield stake during the last three days are pretty amazing. This has been one decent storm cycle on the mountain...astonishing when compared with this time last year. These are numbers as reported to the NWS in Burlington by WCAX technicians that are stationed at the top.
Mon: 12.0" (1.45" L.E.)
Tue: 12.0" (1.25" L.E.)
Wed: 5.0" (0.39" L.E.)
Total: 29.0" (3.09" L.E.)
Had this been measured every 6 hours like at the NWS office, I bet it would've been in the 3 to 4 foot range. However, the snow seemed incredibly fluffy up top and that type of airy snow can only support a certain amount of weight before settling...but overall the Vermont mountains just got slammed in a big way.
-Scott
Mon: 12.0" (1.45" L.E.)
Tue: 12.0" (1.25" L.E.)
Wed: 5.0" (0.39" L.E.)
Total: 29.0" (3.09" L.E.)
Had this been measured every 6 hours like at the NWS office, I bet it would've been in the 3 to 4 foot range. However, the snow seemed incredibly fluffy up top and that type of airy snow can only support a certain amount of weight before settling...but overall the Vermont mountains just got slammed in a big way.
-Scott