Will resolve to the number reported for “Season Max Depth” at matthewparilla.com/mansfield-stake/

Resolution criteria

This market will resolve to the integer reported for the “Season Max Depth” for the 2026–2027 season as recorded on Matthew Parrilla's Mount Mansfield Snow Stake tracker.

• Source of Truth: https://matthewparrilla.com/mansfield-stake/. If the tracker becomes permanently unavailable, fails to update, or is otherwise offline, the market will resolve using the official historical snow depth reports published by the National Weather Service (NWS) Burlington office for the Mount Mansfield stake (which is the source of the tracker's raw data).

• Timing: The 2026–2027 season is defined as the winter season beginning in late 2026 and concluding in mid-2027. Resolution will occur once the snow has fully melted and the "Season Max Depth" is finalized by the source (typically by June 2027).

Background

The Mount Mansfield Snow Stake is situated at an elevation of approximately 3,900 feet on Vermont's highest peak. Snow depth has been continuously recorded at this location since 1954. Software developer Matt Parrilla maintains the popular visualization site to track and compare current winter accumulations against more than 70 years of historical data, pulling the figures directly from the National Weather Service daily hydrometeorological reports.

Historically, the season max depth averages about 87 inches. The highest recorded depth was 112 inches during the legendary 1968–1969 season, while recent years have seen significant variance, with some seasons comfortably surpassing the 100-inch milestone.