Warren Miller filming at Squaw Valley this weekend. photo: matt hardy
California just went through two major “parades of storms” that dropped up to 128″ of snowfall on California ski resorts. That’s over 10-feet of snow…
Conditions have been epic, funky, rainy, windy, bluebird, and very stormy the past 10 days. Mt. Rose on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe had to completely shut down yesterday and on March 10th due to high winds.
It was so good at Squaw for a bit that Warren Miller rolled into town.
CA snowpack jumped from 83% of average to 92% of average in the past 4 days.
“The latest automated snow pack measurements show the Northern Sierra up to 102% of normal, up from 87% on Friday, March 11th. The statewide summary has gone from 83% to 92% during that period.” – NOAA Sacramento, CA today
CALIFORNIA SKI RESORT 10-DAY SNOWFALL TOTALS:
**upper mountain snow totals
Sugar Bowl yesterday. photo: sugar bowl
Sugar Bowl = 128″
Boreal = 116″
Squaw Valley = 111″
Warren Miller filming at Squaw Valley this weekend. photo: matt hardy
Alpine Meadows = 104″
Homewood = 92″
Kirkwood = 85″
Kirkwood, CA March 12th. photo: kirkwood
Dodge Ridge = 82″
Sierra at Tahoe = 78″
Northstar = 74″
Northstar yesterday. image: northstar
Bear Valley = 67″
Heavenly = 50″
Mt. Rose, NV = 50″
Diamond Peak, NV = 37″
Mt. Rose, NV yesterday. photo: roseImage: NOAA Sacramento, CA todayImage: NOAA Sacramento, CA today“How much precipitation has fallen since Friday morning? The highest amounts were 7-10 inches over the Northern Sierra and 6-9 inches around Shasta Lake. Precipitation led to rising rivers, creek, and streams, and weir overflow. Reservoir levels also continue to rise in Northern California.” – NOAA, Sacramento, CA today
Conditions Report
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