More than a foot of new snow in Vermont — and more falling

Posted Wednesday, February 24, 2010

— Alpine / downhill skiing, Cross-country skiing, Backcountry skiing

Well the winter storm warning has delivered. Several Vermont ski resorts from Okemo to Jay Peak are reporting a foot or more of new snow this morning. And it continues to snow today. Yippee! Beaucoup de la neige

Visit the <link internal-link>snow report links on my Vermont Ski Resort page for the latest conditions.

And here's a link to National Weather Service snow reports from towns across the state. Note that these are often in-town measurements — not mountain-top totals.

Photo from this morning courtesy of Okemo Mountain Resort.

Jay Peak even brought out their Monster Snow icon today.

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