Radar seems to be filling in quicker than I would have expected
same here, although I don't think that snow is hitting the ground quite yet.
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Radar seems to be filling in quicker than I would have expected
same here, although I don't think that snow is hitting the ground quite yet.
Radar seems to be filling in quicker than I would have expected:
there are some really conflicting forecasts out there for southern VT. NOAA says snow tonight followed by sleet and r@in friday for Mt. Snow. Weather.com and Accuweather say all snow. I was hoping just to sneak up to Mt. Snow for a day but I might have to wake up early and drive to K just to guarantee all snow. So far all sites have all snow for K. Anyone hear any reliable forecasts for southern VT tomorrow (friday)?
The key is what is it doing at the higher elevations. You know the old adage, weather in the mts. can be significantly different from the valley. For southern VT, Stratton has three weather stations, base, mid and peak. I would pay attention to those over the coming hours. You can actually see the stations from various Stratton ski lifts.
Summit, Stratton Mountain, VT
half way up Stratton Mountain, Bondville, VT
Base Area, Stratton Mountain, VT
Snowing very hard in center city. Visibilty limited to 1/4 mile from my ninth floor window.
Very little wind. Medium sized flakes. Air temp around 34, ground temp def. higher.
No accum. on roads/sidewalks
just now starting to add up on car roofs and house roofs.
i normally brave it out on 24. 20-30 minutes delay. maybe i'll try the back road tomorrow, but i think the back roads have local rush hour traffic as well that can easily add 20 minutes so i normally brave it out.
I haven't run into any traffic on the backroads. I go through chatham/madison (Southern Blvd-->Shunpike-->Blue Mill--> James St. and get on 287 there. However, even though there isnt traffic, that takes prob 20 mins and you are a few miles farther south on 287. Still haven't decided which is better. Guess it all depends just how bad 24 is.