Vermont weather instruments | Storm Station 247

What stands in Vermont

Every kind of place an instrument stands at in Vermont, and how many stand at each.

In a volunteer observer's own ground363 Beside a road39 At a cooperative observer's station28 At a river or reservoir gauge15 At an airfield11 A remote fire weather station3 At a dam2 At a reservoir1

What the snow tracker reads here

5 instruments in Vermont are read by 4 of the 63 mountains. Listed in the rank order of the state. Each one has its own page, and the ranking they feed is on the snow tracker.

MorrisvilleMVL / 44.535, -72.614 / 768 ftStowerank11of 462 Mount Mansfield ScanMMSV1 / 44.533, -72.833 / 2,236 ftStowe, Jay Peakrank22of 462 Rutland State(AWOS)RUT / 43.530, -72.950 / 787 ftKillingtonrank22of 462 NewportEFK / 44.889, -72.229 / 930 ftJay Peakrank55of 462 Barre-MontpelierMPV / 44.203, -72.562 / 1,165 ftSugarbushrank66of 462

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Ordered by name. Standing is three times the mountains forecast from an instrument plus the places that read it. It measures how much of the network depends on it, not how well it reports.By nameBy standing

Neron Site At Union Village DamUVDV1 / 43.791, -72.257 / 456 ft WEST RIVER AT Townshend DamTOWV1 / 43.033, -72.683 / 1,371 ftrank2929of 462

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What stands in Vermont

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