Records are being broken as we speak, I’m pretty certain that December 2010 is the snowiest in the history of California. Mammoth is reporting 9 – 13 feet for this storm total and24 inches in the last hour.
Up at Sierra at Tahoe, they’re reporting 18 inches in the last 24 hours with a storm total of over 5 feet. Sugar Bowl and most other resorts are all reporting about the same. Read more…
Tahoe area ski resorts and Mammoth Lakes are reporting 2 plus feet of beautiful, light and fluffy white stuff. Many resorts already have a nice early season base thanks to a few small storms in the past weeks on top of making snow when conditions are favorable. Read more…
Yeah BABY.. the first major Dump Alert of 2010 and its a good one. Low temps equals light fluffy snow and tons of it. Check the stats for you’re favorite mountain… Read more…
Excellent conditions statewide. There is still more snow in the forecast today and tomorrow. Then a break for a couple days before the next major system sets. The next storm due in later this week will be a slightly warmer storm which will be great so we have some snow with more water content. A rundown of current mountain conditions follows…
Alpine Meadows: 15″ – 20″ in the last 24hrs
Boreal Ridge: 13″ -20″ in the last 24hrs
Sugar Bowl: 11″-16″ in the last 24hrs
Northstar-at-Tahoe: 5″-8″ in the last 24 hrs
Squaw Valley: 6″-8″ overnight
Sierra-at-Tahoe: 10″ in the last 12 hrs
Kirkwood: 24″-28″ in the last 24hrs
Heavenly: 2″ in the last 12hrs
Bear Valley: 19″ in the last 12hrs
Mammoth: 27″ in the last 24hrs
Big Bear / Snow Summit: 18″ in the last 24 hrs
Mountain High: 16″-18″ in the last 24hrs
Drive safe, carry chains and be sure to check for highway closures via Cal-Trans.
Winter has returned to the Sierra’s.. it been snowing for several days now with more in the forecast. Here’s an overview of conditions across Lake Tahoe as well as Central and Southern California.
Sierra at Tahoe.. 14″ in the last 12 hours.. 30 inches = storm total
Heavenly: 7-10″ in the last 12 hours… up to 20 inches = storm total
Kirkword: 24-36″ in the last 24 hours… up to 50″ in the last 7 days
Mammoth: 16″ in the last 24 hours + 28″ since the 5th.. storm total, 48 inches.
Sugar Bowl: 12 – 16 inches of new snow
Boreal: 12 – 18 inches of new snow
Northstar at Tahoe: 10-13″ in the last 24 hours… up to 21 inches in the last 7 days
Squaw Valley: 12-16″ of new snow
Alpine Meadows: 22 inches of new snow in the last 24 hours.
Bear Valley: 16 inches of new snow as of 11AM Monday
Big Bear: More than 18 inches reported.
Sierra Summit: 14 – 18 inches… 30 inches storm total.
Enjoy!
This is the storm we’ve all been waiting for! In the last 24hrs, reports of up to 48″ of the fresh & fluffy white stuff. A few days ago weather forecasts were only predicting several inches a day… man were they wrong.
The bottom line is this… it doesn’t make a difference where you ski or ride today… it’s EPIC pretty much everywhere.
Kirkwood by far has the deepest snow on this registering 36″ – 48″ with a storm total to date of 54 – 58 inches… NICE!
Storm totals elsewhere are registering in the 30 – 40 inch range.. nothing to complain about that’s for certain.
The following Mountain Resorts are boast 14″ or more…
Sugar Bowl: 12″-14″
Boreal Ridge: 14″ – 20″
Mammoth Mountain: 20″
Sierra-at-Tahoe: 14″
Kirkwood: 14″-18″
Travel safe: Slow down on slippery roads, carry chains and while on the mountain.. early season harzards exist so beware of hidden obstacles like rocks & logs.
** Photo courtesy of Kirkwood.com
12″ of Fresh Pow This Morning!!!
We received a nice little surprise here this morning with about a foot of fresh snow at Main Lodge. Take advantage of these amazing early-season conditions here at Mammoth with our First Tracks Lift and Lodging package. Check out MammothMountain.com for all the details.
Mammoth sent out a dump alert late yesterday afternoon with and an announcement that they will remain open until June 1, 2008. Memorial Day was their planned last day until they received over a foot of snow and another 4 – 6 inches of fresh over night.
Could be the last fresh tracks of the 2008 ski season.
What better way can you start off your week then a ton of fresh snow. The last of this latest storm series was more than plentiful in the Norther & Central Sierra. SoCal wan’t as fortunate.
