Annual Vermont rainfall

Driest location ranked by lowest annual average precipitation: South Hero, northwestern Vermont, 32.57"

Wettest location ranked by highest annual average precipitation: Mount Mansfield, north-central Vermont, 78.80"

Snowiest location ranked by highest annual average snowfall: Mount Mansfield, north-central Vermont, 222.0"

State precipitation record for 24 hours - Mount Mansfield, north-central Vermont, 9/17/1999, 9.92"

State precipitation record for 1 year - Mount Mansfield, north-central Vermont, 1996, 100.96"

State snowfall record for 24 hours - Jay Peak, northern Vermont, 12/15/2003, 26.5"

State snow record for 1 season - Mount Mansfield, north-central Vermont, 1970-1971, 318.6"

On November 3-4, 1927 a historic Vermont flood occurred and stands as the greatest disaster in Vermont history. 
Virtually the entire State received over 6 inches of rain. Torrential rains, up to 15 inches in the higher elevations, sent 
streams on a rampage devastating the Winooski Valley. Flooding claimed 200 lives and caused 40 million dollars damage

Precipitation data for other U.S. states
Data source: National Data Climatic Center

City	Avg Annual Precip	Avg Snow Annual	Avg. days of Precip	Avg # thunderstorm days	Avg # hail days
Burlington	36.05	79.0	154	22	1
State Average - 42.82", 22nd wettest in the U.S.