Vermont
Vermont seasonal snowfall ranks high despite missing out on the Blizzard of 2026
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) – The historic ‘Blizzard of 2026′ brought a winter’s worth of snowfall to Southern New England, especially Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts area. Both states including New Jersey had snowfall totals that surpassed each respective state’s 24-hour snowfall record. Vermont on the other hand, too far north of the storm only received a fraction of the amount of snow.
HIGHEST SNOWFALL REPORTS BY STATE FROM BLIZZARD 2026:
- RHODE ISLAND 37.9″ (Warwick)
- MASSACHUSETTS 37.0″ (Bliss Corner)
- NEW YORK 31.0″ (Central Islip)
- CONNECTICUT 30.8″ (North Stonington)
- NEW JERSEY 30.7″ (Lyndhurst)
- PENNSYLVANIA 22.1″ (Langhorne)
- DELAWARE 21″ (Long Neck)
- MARYLAND 16″ (Bishopville)
- VIRGINIA 15″ (Wintergreen)
- MAINE 12″ (Trescott)
- NEW HAMPSHIRE 9.8″ (Barrington)
- VERMONT 6.8″ (Readsboro)
In northern Vermont, Burlington only received a few flakes from this historic nor’easter. Despite that, Burlington’s seasonal snowfall to date still ranks in the top ten across the eastern United States.
Current seasonal snowfall total rankings in the Eastern United States as of February 24th, 2026:
- Mt. Washington NH, 188.2″
- Syracuse NY, 130.4″
- Rochester NY, 105.4″
- Buffalo NY, 85.8″
- Milton MA, 77.7″
- Worcester MA, 75.4″
- Burlington VT, 71.4″
- Erie PA, 69.0″
- Caribou ME ,68.1″
- Warwick RI, 67.8″
- Binghamton NY, 66.4″
- Norton MA, 66.1″
- Boston MA, 60.4″
- Bangor ME, 59.9″
- Islip NY, 59.5″
- Gray NH, 58.7″
- Manchester NH, 57.3″
- Albany NY, 54.8″
- Bridgeport CT, 54.6″
- Newark NJ, 53.4″
- Youngstown OH, 51.9″
- Windsor Locks CT, 51.0″
- Portland ME, 50.9″
- Cleveland OH, 49.1″
- Concord NH, 48.5″
- Bluefield WV, 47.3″
- Akron Canton OH, 45.4″
- Beckley WV, 44.7″
- NYC/JFK AP NY, 44.2″
- NYC/LaGuardia NY, 44.3″
- Pittsburgh PA, 43.6″
- Trenton-Ewing NJ, 43.4″
- NYC/Central Park NY, 42.0″
- Avoca PA, 36.9″
- Dayton OH, 36.7″
- Allentown PA, 35.5″
- Columbus OH, 30.2″
- Philadelphia PA ,30.0″
- Covington KY, 29.1″
- Toledo OH, 28.8″
- Mansfield OH, 28.7″
- Pomona NJ, 26.1″
- Charleston WV, 25.5″
- Reading PA, 24.3″
- Wilmington DE, 24.0″
- Middletown PA, 23.8″
- Blacksburg VA, 21.8″
- Williamsport PA, 19.0″
- Huntington WV, 16.1″
- Baltimore MD (BWI), 15.6″
- Salisbury MD, 14.8″
- Roanoke VA, 13.8″
- Wallops Island VA, 13.5″
- New Bern NC, 13.0″
- Danville VA, 12.8″
- Dulles VA, 12.6″
- Greensboro NC, 12.5″
- Charlotte NC, 12.2″
- Lynchburg VA, 11.8″
- Richmond VA, 11.0″
- Washington DC, 9.6″
- Elizabeth City NC, 6.9″
- Wilmington NC, 5.8″
- Norfolk VA, 5.6″
- Greer SC, 5.5″
- Asheville NC, 5.4″
- Raleigh NC, 3.6″
- Augusta GA, 3.5″
- Columbia SC, 2.9″
- North Charleston SC, 1.1″
- Cape Hatteras NC, 0.8″
- Savannah GA, 0.5″
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