Snowfall Totals from 2014-15 Season (highest, Alaska, Arizona, Virginia)

[j8p123]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Some snow depth reports and maps.

Looks like 9-16" still in NW CT. Norfolk 17". Bakersville with 10". Wonder what those folks are saying. The depth/longevity is nuts for them too in the hills. April in 6 days!

South of Boston still with 6-12" on the ground

NERFC Snow Page
U.S. NIC
National Snow Analyses - NOHRSC - The ultimate source for snow information
Providence, RI 02901 Area Snow Depth






This shows the ice coverage in yellow. Hudson Bay still frozen. Most of Lake Erie as well. Ontario Ice gone a lot.



I see some nice spots to ski & snowmobile in Northern New England still

My friend from western Litchfield county told me that there is little snow left, probably no more than a couple of inches.

[Cambium]

Here we go...

Top 20 Season Snowfall departures. All NYC sites are in, Islip 6th, BDR 8th. Bangor still holding 1st.

Look at Islip! Normal snowfall to date is 24 inches (2 feet), they have over 5 feet!

Bridgeport 32.7" above normal with 59.2"!

[Cambium]

Islip 63.7"
Providence: 76.2"
Bridgeport: 59.7"

NYC 50.3"
LaGuardia: 53.8"
JFK 44.2"

[Onefair]

About 15 inches.

35 days of snow falling.

[Cambium]

April 14th and there is still 77 inches of snow on top of Mt Mansfield Vermont. That's at 3900' too (not at Summit)

They peaked at 90 inches for the season on April 9th.

They have been above normal since the new year and haven't looked back.

The University of Vermont: SKIVT-L: Ski Vermont Discussion List: Vermont Skiing Rules : Vermont Video Archive

[Cambium]

Top CT & RI Snow totals for 2014-15 Season.

WBAN = the main Climo sites, ie: BDL, BDR, PVD, BOS, ect
COOP and CocoRaHS are sometimes sketchy as they don't report with each storm but most are good

I see West Glocester, RI with 121.5". NW Side near CT border.

Staffordville, CT the winner with 100.7"



Here's MA



Southern NY

Long Island, NYC, Westchester, Putnam, and Dutchess Counties.

[Cambium]

Let me know if you guys want to see snow totals for another state in the U.S. Obviously I cant post them all but will post on request.

[Cambium]

Here are the Top snow totals for Colorado & New Hampshire

Mt Washington, NH at 6200' got 325"
Breckenridge, CO at 11,000' got 280"
Vail, CO at 8000+' got 135"

If we had 8000-12'000 mountains in New England I wonder how much we would of gotten.




Here's Montana and Maine

Caribou at 625' got 142"
Bangor at 150' got 139"





This was pretty much the Jet Stream scenario most of the winter..

[srfoskey]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Let me know if you guys want to see snow totals for another state in the U.S. Obviously I cant post them all but will post on request.

I would like to see North Carolina and Georgia, please.

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by srfoskey

I would like to see North Carolina and Georgia, please.

Top snowfall totals for North Carolina and Georgia.
Quick reminder Coop and CoCoRaHS sites sometimes don't report every single event so they aren't "official" but many are close or accurate.

Mt Mitchell 88.4"! I didn't know there were spots in NC that got over 5 feet.