Winter Storm in Eastern Addison, Vermont

Snowfall accumulations at the beginning of the event were 1 to 3 inches with flat ice accumulations of 1/3 to 1/2 inch were observed that led to downed tree limbs, branches that fell and downed power lines.

A weak wave of low pressure developed and traveled along a stationary front draped across northern NY and VT during the evening of March 28th and continuing into the 29th. Snowfall amounts ranged from a dusting to a few inches across southern VT to a half foot or more in the northern sections. Meanwhile across the southern tier there was mixed winter precipitation, including freezing rain and icing that accumulated upwards of an half inch in some locations. Power outages across northern VT, mainly central and southern VT were around 20000.