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. Â That’s over 10-feet of snow…
Conditions have been epic, funky, rainy, windy, bluebird, and very stormy the past 10 days. Â 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 4Â 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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