Storm brings light snowfall
by National Weather Service
December 29, 2011
A Pacific storm system continued to bring snow to the western mountains and mixed precipitation to the western valleys. The following are preliminary snowfall amounts received from Wednesday, December 28, through 5 am Thursday morning, Dec. 29:
SUBLETTE COUNTY
Kendall Ranger Station SNOTEL, 5 inches
Triple Peak SNOTEL, 5 inches
Snider Basin SNOTEL, 3 inches
New Fork Lake SNOTEL, 3 inches
Elkhart Park G.S. SNOTEL, 3 inches
Loomis Park SNOTEL, 3 inches
Pocket Creek SNOTEL, 2 inches
Gunsite Pass SNOTEL, 2 inches
East Rim Divide SNOTEL, 2 inches
Big Sandy Opening SNOTEL, 2 inches
Larsen Creek SNOTEL, 1 inch
LINCOLN COUNTY
Blind Bull Summit, 6 inches
Spring Creek Divide SNOTEL, 6 inches
Box Y Ranch, 5 inches
Blind Bull Summit SNOTEL, 5 inches
Cottonwood Creek SNOTEL, 5 inches
Willow Creek SNOTEL, 5 inches
Indian Creek SNOTEL, 4 inches
Salt River Summit SNOTEL, 2 inches
Alpine, 2 inches
Kelley Ranger Station SNOTEL, 1 inch
Afton, 1 inch
Hams Fork SNOTEL, 1 inch
TETON COUNTY
Jackson Hole-Rendezvous Bowl, 12 inches
Grand Targhee SNOTEL, 11 inches
Jackson Hole-Raymer, 10 inches
Grand Targhee-Chief Joseph, 10 inches
Grassy Lake SNOTEL, 9 inches
Jackson Hole-mid, 8 inches
Base Camp SNOTEL, 6 inches
Snake River STN SNOTEL, 6 inches
Phillips Bench SNOTEL, 5 inches
Togwotee Pass SNOTEL, 5 inches
Togwotee Mountain Lodge, 4 inches
Granite Creek SNOTEL, 3 inches
Wilson, 2.5 inches
3 SSW Wilson, 2 inches
Jackson Hole-Base, 2 inches
Gros Ventre Summit SNOTEL, 1 inch
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
Lewis Lake Divide SNOTEL, 6 inches
Sylvan Lake SNOTEL, 5 inches
Sylvan Road SNOTEL, 5 inches
Parker Peak SNOTEL, 4 inches
Two Ocean Plateau SNOTEL, 3 inches
Thumb Divide SNOTEL, 2 inches
Canyon SNOTEL, 2 inches
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