16 inches new snow for Wyoming Range
January 18, 2006
The latest storm brought a good helping of new snow to the mountains in the Upper Green River Valley. Below are snowfall amount totals for the storm of January 17-January 18th from the National Weather Service.
TRIPLE PEAK SNOTEL, 16.5 inches
SPRING CREEK DIVIDE SNOTEL, 16.5 inches
BLIND BULL SUMMIT SNOTEL, 13.5 inches
WILLOW CREEK SNOTEL, 13.5 inches
LOOMIS PARK SNOTEL, 10.5 inches
KENDALL R. S. SNOTEL, 9 inches
GROS VENTRE SUMMIT SNOTEL, 9 inches
SNIDER BASIN SNOW SNOTEL, 9 inches
GUNSIGHT PASS SNOTEL, 7.5 inches
ELKHART PARK G. S. SNOTEL, 7.5 inches
SOUTH PASS SNOTEL, 6 inches
BLIND BULL SUMMIT, 6 inches
NEW FORK LAKE SNOTEL, 6 inches
BIG SANDY OPENING SNOTEL, 6 inches
BONDURANT 3 NORTHEAST, 5 inches
WHITE PINE SKI AREA, 4 inches
DANIEL 6 NORTHWEST, 2 inches
CORA, 1.5 inches
BONDURANT, 1 inches
ALPINE, 8 inches
SALT RIVER SUMMIT SNOTEL, 7.5 inches
BOX Y RANCH, 5 inches
ALPINE, 5 inches
THAYNE, 4 inches
KEMMERER, 4 inches
AFTON, 3 inches
GRAND TARGHEE SKI AREA, 7 inches
SNAKE RIVER RANGER STATION, 6 inches
GRAND TARGHEE SKI AREA, 7 inches
MOOSE, 6 inches
JACKSON, 6 inches
OLD FAITHFUL RANGER STATION, 2 inches
YELLOWSTONE WEST ENTRANCE, 1.5 inches
ROCK SPRINGS, 0.5 inches
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