Mammoth Mountain, CA Receives 93″ Of Snow In January As Of 1/26/19

Lindsay Hayden | | Featured ArticleFeatured Article

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Things are getting this deep at Mammoth Mountain. Photo courtesy of Mammoth Mountain.

Ladies and gentleman, start your engines… That’s if you can dig your car out from under the 93” of snow Mammoth Mountain, CA has received this month.

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Yep, that’s a car under all of that snow. Photo courtesy of Mammoth Mountain.

Mammoth has been getting smacked with storm after storm recently. January is fast approaching last season’s monthly snowfall record of 142” in March.

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A Mammoth crew member working hard to get the mountain ready for skiers and riders. Photo courtesy of Mammoth Mountain.

This month alone has buried the summit under 138” of fresh pow. That is 11-feet in 21 days.

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Mammoth patrollers are hustling around the clock to keep the mountain safe. Photo courtesy of Mammoth Mountain.

The season snowfall totals as of 1/26/19 are as follows:

  • 174” at Main Lodge
  • 259” at the Summit
  • Current Base Depth: 87–130”
  • Main Lodge: 87”
  • Mid-Mountain: 110”
  • Summit: 130”
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A squad of riders taking advantage of Mammoth’s major pow supply. Photo courtesy of Mammoth Mountain.

Mammoth is enjoying prime mid-season conditions and is loaded with pow stashes that you won’t want to miss out on.

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Yeah, it’s this good at Mammoth right now. Photo courtesy of Mammoth Mountain.

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