Last night the snow started to stick when the temperature dropping below freezing. It was just a light snow, but enough to cover the ground in snow by this morning. Most of it is gone now except for a little bit left in the shady spots. The current temperature at 2PM is 33°.
Here’s a saved photo from the Island Pond webcam from just before 7AM today.
Snow covered the ground in Island Pond, VT earlier today. 11/8/14
It has been snowing in Island Pond most of the day., but with the temperature just above freezing it melted as soon as it hit the ground. Around 4PM the temperature dropped below 32° and it started to stick to the car and grassy surfaces here in IP. In the higher elevations of the Northeast Kingdom it remained below freezing all day. In those places a few inches of snow did accumulate.
I did setup the snow stake in front of the webcam this afternoon just in case we get more than expected overnight.
Snow stake is setup on the Island Pond, VT webcam
Snow did accumulate in some of the higer elevations of the NEK today. One such place was at a friends house in Walden, VT. Here’s an image from his webcam from this afternoon.
Coles Pond webcam 11/7/14
This past weekend was absolutely perfect for leaf peeping. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday were sunny and mild throughout the North East Kingdom of Vermont. However, there was a lot of fog first thing in the morning that made it difficult for landscape shots. Today, Monday, was mostly cloudy, but with no wind. So I headed over to Job’s Pond for a reflection photo that I was hoping to get all weekend, but it was just to windy. Here’s a few photographs from the past few days. As you can see, it’s at or near peek color.
Cows on a foggy morning in the NEK of VT
Fall foliage at Lewis Pond in Lewis, VT
Lewis Pond overlook
Colorful fall foliage in Wesrmore, VT
Jobs Pond Foliage Reflection