Snow levels started high around 9,000ft at Tahoe and Mammoth but have now fallen to about 6,000ft. I’m forecasting 4-12 inches mid-mountain at the ski areas.
This storm system will then push rain/snow into Utah, Wyoming, and Colorado on Tuesday through Wednesday.
Snow levels start high around 7,500ft in Utah and Colorado before falling to valley levels. Here are my forecast totals.
Mid-Mountain Totals | 11/9-11 | 11/11-13 |
Snowbird | 10″ | |
Solitude | 9″ | |
Park City | 8″ | |
Snowbasin | 7″ | |
Jackson Hole | 7″ | 6″ |
Big Sky | 3″ | 3″ |
Steamboat | 8″ | 4″ |
Snowmass | 4″ | |
A-Basin | 5″ | 2″ |
Winter Park | 6″ | 2″ |
Whistler/Blackcomb | 8″ | 4″ |
Marmot Basin | <1″ | <1″ |
Fernie | 3″ | 3″ |
A northwest flow develops behind the main storm system between 11/11-11/13. That’s why you see additional snow accumulation in Wyoming, parts of Montana and Idaho, and the Central and Northern Mountains of Colorado.