Weather
Mt. Shasta is forecast to receive 15″ of snow today and tonight.
14,162-foot Mt. Shasta in Northern California is a monster. Shasta rises 10,000-vertical-feet above the surrounding rolling terrain. Mt. Shasta gets the most snow in California.
Mt. Shasta set the US single storm snowfall record at 189 inches of snow (15.75 feet) from February 13th until February 19th, 1959. Shasta is no stranger to big snowfalls and we’re hoping that 2014/15 will be no exception.
While Shasta isn’t skied much during mid-winter, it’s a hot-bed for spring skiing as Shasta holds good snow deep into August most seasons.
Mt. Shasta has 7 glaciers with the longest being.
NOAA:
SNOW LEVELS WILL DROP TO AROUND 5000 FEET WITH 3-6 INCHES POSSIBLE OVER THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS ALONG THE CASCADES BY SUNDAY MORNING. WINDS WILL ALSO DECREASE TONIGHT EAST OF THE CASCADES AND ARE NOT EXPECTED TO BE A CONCERN ON SUNDAY.
Hahaha this isn’t even for shasta hahaha its saying 9 miles NE get your facts straight. And on top of it all. That is not rhe forecast for shasta.
No, it is for Mt. Shasta the mountain. Check out the little map in the lower left of the NOAA forecast image above. What they’re saying is that it’s 9-miles NE of the Mount Shasta City, a small town nearby also called Mount Shasta, confusing, I know.
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