Vermont weather instruments

2 of 464 instruments in Vermont: at a soil climate station

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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 soil climate station2 At a reservoir1

What the snow tracker reads here

5 instruments in Vermont are read by 4 of the 62 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.

Rutland State(AWOS)RUT / 43.530, -72.950 / 787 ftKillingtonSPrank88of 359 NewportEFK / 44.889, -72.229 / 930 ftJay PeakSPrank164of 359 MorrisvilleMVL / 44.535, -72.614 / 768 ftStoweSPrank210of 359 Barre-MontpelierMPV / 44.203, -72.562 / 1,165 ftSugarbushSPrank231of 359 Mount Mansfield ScanMMSV1 / 44.533, -72.833 / 2,236 ftStowe, Jay PeakSPrank234of 359

Every instrument in this state

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The instruments

Ordered by name. The SP rank orders a state's stations by how reliably they report: the share of their scheduled reports received, then how fast those reports arrive.By nameBy SP rank

Lye BrookS2042 / 43.057, -73.038 / 2,435 ftSPrank207of 359 Mount MansfieldS2041 / 44.535, -72.835 / 2,236 ftSPrank265of 359

Weather instrument stations by state

What stands in Vermont

What the snow tracker reads here

Every instrument in this state

The instruments