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Widespread Snow Expected Tomorrow

A Clipper system will enter the region by tomorrow morning with associated widespread snow. Snow will arrive by early tomorrow morning with accumulations between 3 and 7 inches. The heaviest of the snow will be between 9AM and 3PM, with additional snow showers through Wednesday night. Snow could impact the Wednesday morning and evening commute. Gusty south winds to 20-30 MPH will also be possible. Read More >

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Weather Story for northern New York and Vermont

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Winter Weather Advisory for Wednesday
Near Record Snow Depth Mount Mansfield
Mt. Ascutney NWR transmitter Extended Outage
Widespread snow is expected to move into the region beginning early Wednesday morning and persist through Wednesday night. Snow accumulations between 3 to 7 inches, particularly in central and southern Vermont are likely with 0.5-1"/hour snow rates at times. Elsewhere 1 to 3" can be expected. Find additional information at weather.gov/btv/winter
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A mid-winter weather pattern early this season has supported a healthy snowpack, especially in our mountains. Here's a picture of the Mount Mansfield snow stake and data comparing this year's depth to other years with excellent starts to the season in 1981 and 2018.
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NOAA Weather Radio station WXM-44, transmitting from Mt. Ascutney, Vermont, on frequency 162.475 MHz is non-operational at this time. NWS technicians have diagnosed the problem but repairs will likely not be able to occur for quite some time due to circumstances beyond our control. Therefore, the time of return to service is currently unknown.
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