Vermont Snow Day Calculator
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Vermont Snow Statistics & Information
Geographic Features
- •Green Mountains
- •Lake Champlain
- •Mount Mansfield
- •Killington Peak
Snow Statistics
Annual Average Snowfall
89.5 inches
Snow Days per Year
75 days
School Information
Average Snow Days
7 days/year
School Districts
51
Vermont Historical Snow Events
Valentine's Day Blizzard
2010-02-25Snowfall: 42 inches
Record snowfall at Jay Peak, widespread closures
Valentine's Day Storm
2007-02-14Snowfall: 30.4 inches
State offices closed, major ski resorts overwhelmed
March Nor'easter
2018-03-13Snowfall: 27.5 inches
Multiple day school closures, power outages across state
Vermont Snow Facts
Vermont's Jay Peak averages over 350 inches of snow annually, making it one of the snowiest locations in the eastern United States
The state is home to 20 alpine ski resorts, the highest concentration per capita in the country
Vermont's snow quality is enhanced by the 'Lake Effect' from Lake Champlain, creating unique microclimates
The state holds the record for the most consecutive days of snowfall in New England: 33 days in Burlington during the winter of 1969-70