[PHOTOS] Vermont's Jay Peak Smashes 25-Year-Old Record Hitting 103 Inches of Snowfall Already this Season - SnowBrains

"Jay Peak, Vermont, is having one of its best starts to a ski season in over 25 years. It already had 99 inches of snow on Tuesday in November, while some ski resorts out West had not even opened for the 2025-26 season. Jay Peak went over 100 inches on Thanksgiving. The total snowfall Jay Peak has received so far this season is now sitting at 103 inches, and it's not even December."

"Jay Peak's weatherman, Tim Kelley, projected an additional four to five inches on Thanksgiving, which would have pushed Jay Peak over the 100-inch mark for the season. Jay Peak received four inches of snow on Thanksgiving evening. Currently, Jay Peak's base depth is between 16 and 36 inches, and it has 23 trails, a terrain park, and four lifts operating."

"A low-pressure system is forecast to move in this weekend, bringing some Arctic air. These snow cycles are expected to continue through the first week of December. Last season, the resort recorded 475 inches of snow, its highest total since the 2016-17 season, when it recorded 491 inches. Will Jay Peak have another great year? If November is any indication of what is yet to come, then the answer is a definite yes."

Jay Peak, Vermont, has received 103 inches of snow so far this season, surpassing 100 inches on Thanksgiving after previously reporting 99 inches in November. Weatherman Tim Kelley projected an additional four to five inches on Thanksgiving; Jay Peak recorded four inches that evening. Current base depths range from 16 to 36 inches, with 23 trails open, a terrain park, and four lifts operating. A low-pressure system and incoming Arctic air are forecast to bring more snow, with cycles expected through the first week of December. Last season totaled 475 inches, the highest since 2016-17's 491 inches, suggesting another strong season is likely.

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