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State · 12 resorts · 12 with a report

Vermont snow report

As of 7:34 p.m. MT Oct 19, the deepest base in Vermont is Bolton Valley Resort at base 2 in., 0 in. of new snow in 24 h (SNOTEL, Mount Mansfield), then Mad River Glen at base 2 in., 0 in. of new snow in 24 h (SNOTEL, Mount Mansfield); 12 of 12 resorts have a report.

All 12 Vermont resorts

Deepest base first; resorts without a report last. Dated to the reading, Mountain time.

#ResortBase24 h
1Bolton Valley ResortGreen Mountains · SNOTEL2 in.0 in.
2Mad River GlenGreen Mountains · SNOTEL2 in.0 in.
3Smugglers' Notch ResortNorthern Vermont · SNOTEL2 in.0 in.
4Stowe Mountain ResortGreen Mountains · SNOTEL2 in.0 in.
5Mount SnowSouthern Vermont · SNOTEL1 in.1 in.
6Stratton Mountain ResortGreen Mountains · SNOTEL1 in.1 in.
7Burke MountainNortheast Kingdom · model estimate0 in.0 in.
8Jay Peak ResortNorthern Vermont · model estimate0 in.0 in.
9Killington ResortGreen Mountains · model estimate0 in.0 in.
10Okemo Mountain ResortGreen Mountains · model estimate0 in.0 in.
11Pico MountainGreen Mountains · model estimate0 in.0 in.
12Sugarbush ResortGreen Mountains · model estimate0 in.0 in.

Where these numbers come from

Base depth and new snow are read at each resort’s NRCS SNOTEL station, one fixed elevation that is usually mid-mountain, so a station can disagree with the resort’s own upper-mountain report. Resorts without a station carry a weather-model estimate and say so. Both are synced every six hours and every row is dated to its reading. How PeakCam reads the sensors. Webcams for the same resorts: Vermont ski cams.