More snow on tap for the weekend
March 1, 2006
Another Pacific storm system is expected to arrive in western Wyoming beginning Friday afternoon and continuing through Saturday, possibly bringing more snow to the area. Light snow showers and potential strong winds are possible for the next several days.
The storm that came through on Tuesday, February 28, dropped the following snow totals on areas in the region. The heaviest snowfall occurred during the afternoon hours, when isolated thunderstorms enhanced snowfall rates, according to the National Weather Service out of Riverton. White Pine Ski Area picked up 4 inches of fresh powder out of Tuesday's storm, bringing their base up to 60 inches.
SUBLETTE COUNTY
BLIND BULL SUMMIT 7 inches
BIG SANDY OPENING SNOTEL 5 inches
GROS VENTRE SUMMIT SNOTEL 4 inches
WHITE PINE SKI AREA 4 inches
LOOMIS PARK SNOTEL 4 inches
ELKHART PARK GUARD STATION SNOTEL 3 inches
KENDALL RANGER STATION SNOTEL 3 inches
GUNSIGHT PASS SNOTEL 3 inches
SNIDER BASIN SNOW SNOTEL 2 inches
NEW FORK LAKE SNOTEL 2 inches
PINEDALE 1 inch
BOULDER REARING STATION 1 inch
SOUTH PASS SNOTEL 5 INCHES
TOGWOTEE PASS SNOTEL 4 inches
KELLY RANGER STATION SNOTEL 4 inches
BOX Y RANCH 4 inches
AFTON 12 SOUTH 4 inches
TRIPLE PEAK SNOTEL 2 inches
GRANITE CREEK SNOTEL 5 inches
TOGWOTEE MOUNTAIN LODGE 5 inches
GRAND TARGHEE SKI AREA 4 inches
JACKSON BASE 0.5 inch
Related Links:
National Weather Service www.weather.org
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