Big Snowstorm Tonight/Tomorrow
January 25, 2026
Another cold start to the day today with temps down around 10 below zero once again this morning. By around 1pm they are forecast to rise to a more reasonable ten above zero. Despite the cool weather yesterday, the skiing was really nice and a gang of hardy skiers came up and got their gliding in. Skiing the classic tracks last night before I went home was beautiful. Easy to get the wax to stick in -8 degree snow!
The biggest snowstorm in a quite few seasons is set to come in tonight and tomorrow. 13"-19" of snow in parts of Central VT. These type of storms can come in big. The forecast calls for little wind and cold temperatures through out the weather event and into the week ahead. The long range forecast looks
stellar. We are heading into a epic stretch of skiing here in VT.
Come up and enjoy the trails.
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Reading about the 13-19 inches of snow expected in central VT reminded me of a ski video I made last winter that needed subtitle cleanup for a newer format, so I looked into an srt to vtt converter to make sure the timing was accurate across platforms. That extra step helped the video load properly for viewers checking conditions during storms like this. Your mention of waxing skis in -8 degree snow really brings back that sharp, clean feeling of winter.