Looks like the storm lived up to the hype throughout the NEK. Storm totals from around the region ranged from 9 -16 inches of snow. It was hard to get an accurate mesurment here at the weather station due to the heavy drifting. My best guess is around a foot here in Island Pond. Today was very cold for Mid March with temps hovering in the single digits.
For the first time this year the 24″ mark is buried on the snow stake.
24″ mark underthe snow
The snow has started to pick up in intensity here in Island Pond. Temperatures are right around 30°, and are expected to drop throughout the day. Most of northern Vermont is expecting between 1 and 2 feet of snow before the storm winds down tomorrow.
There is 18″ on the snow stake at the start of the storm. Keep you eye on the live webcam throughout the storm to see how deep it gets. Island Pond Webcam
18″ on the webcam at the start of the storm.
It was another cold start to the day in Vermont, especially in the NEK. Temperatures were well below zero at every weather station I checked this morning. We bottomed out at -23.6° here in Island Pond. We even made the news this morning as one of the coldest spots in VT on ABC 22.
Morning lows for VT and Northern NY
After a sunny start to the day we are expecting clouds to increase throughout the day with flurries and snow squalls overnight as another front moves through with a dusting to a couple of inches expected. I will leave you with this image of a sumny morning from our webcam.
Sunny but cold start to the day