Our back yard snowboard doing it’s job of collecting snow for measurement
In 2006, we began tracking snowfall and monitoring the winter weather from our house in Waterbury, Vermont, and since 2009 we have been reporting the snowfall and liquid equivalent through CoCoRaHS as station VT-WS-19 (Waterbury 3.0 NW), where our records can be found. Other observations that we make are frequently posted here in our web log, and also in the New England Regional Forum at American Weather, an excellent site for tracking winter storms with numerous professional meteorologists providing forecasts and disucssion about weather in New England.
Data from the last several years indicates that our location receives an average of 160-170 inches of snow per season, and detailed data and summaries for each season can be easily accessed through our WEATHER PAGE. You can also access the yearly winter weather summaries from the list below, where we have detailed accounts and observations from the hundreds of snowstorms that have hit our location since we started recording weather data:
Snow is collected and weather observations are made from our house in Waterbury, Vermont.
Winter 2011-2012
Winter 2010-2011
Winter 2009-2010
Winter 2008-2009
Winter 2007-2008
Winter 2006-2007
When it’s in operation for certain winter weather events, you can also use the link below to connect to our web cam monitoring the back deck at the house:
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