A winter storm that produced nearly five feet of snow on Casper Mountain is finally pushing out into the plains tonight.
The wintry storm also resulted in many locations breaking new dailly record low maximum temperatures over the last few days.Here are the latest snowfall totals across west and central Wyoming through 9 PM Wednesday:
Snowfall Totals April 16-17, 2013
as of 9 PM Wednesday
County Station Name Snowfall
Big Horn Bone Springs Divide Snotel 3
Big Horn Bald Mountain Snotel 3
Big Horn Shell Creek Snotel 2
Big Horn Shell 0.5
Fremont 3 SW Lander 26.7
Fremont 6 SW Lander 20.3
Fremont 5 WSW Lander 20.2
Fremont 9.5 SW Lander 19
Fremont St. Lawrence Alt Snotel 18
Fremont 9 SSE Lander 16
Fremont 4 SSW Lander 14.6
Fremont Townsend Creek Snotel 14
Fremont 1 W Lander 13.3
Fremont 4 WSW Lander 11.5
Fremont Little Warm Snotel 11
Fremont 2 W Riverton 10.5
Fremont Lander Airport 10.4
Fremont 1 WSW Lander 10.3
Fremont 2 N Lander 9
Fremont Riverton 8.3
Fremont Hobbs Park Snotel 8
Fremont 7 SW Lander 8
Fremont Hudson 8
Fremont South Pass Snotel 8
Fremont Jeffrey City 7
Fremont 6 SE Lander 6.5
Fremont Deer Park Snotel 6
Fremont Riverton 6
Fremont Riverton ASOS 4.3
Fremont Dubois 4
Fremont Fort Washakie 4
Fremont Brooks Lake Lodge 3
Fremont Burris 0.6
Hot Springs Owl Creek Snotel 6
Hot Springs Thermopolis 1
Hot Springs 1 SW Thermopolis 0.9
Johnson Cloud Peak Reservoir Snotel 8
Johnson Hansen Sawmill Snotel 7
Johnson 17 NNW Kaycee 6
Johnson 20 S Buffalo 4.8
Johnson 4 SSW Buffalo 4.5
Johnson Soldier Park Snotel 4
Johnson Little Goose Snotel 4
Johnson Buffalo 3
Johnson Billy Creek 2.3
Johnson 17 E Kaycee 2
Lincoln Willow Creek Snotel 12
Lincoln Commissary Ridge 12
Lincoln Indian Creek Snotel 10
Lincoln Hams Fork Snotel 10
Lincoln Blind Bull Summit 6
Lincoln 2 SE Thayne 5.7
Lincoln 5 NNE Thayne 5.5
Lincoln Spring Creek Divide Snotel 5
Lincoln Cottonwood Creek Snotel 5
Lincoln Blind Bull Summit Snotel 5
Lincoln Kemmerer 5
Lincoln Box Y Ranch 5
Lincoln Salt River Summit Snotel 4
Lincoln 5 SSE Smoot 4
Lincoln 5 NNE Thayne 4
Lincoln 3 SE Bedford 3
Lincoln Kelley Ranger Station Snotel 3
Lincoln Afton 2.4
Lincoln Fossil Butte 1.5
Natrona Casper Mountain 48-58
Natrona 3 SW Casper 24
Natrona 2 S Casper 22
Natrona 4 WSW Casper 18.6
Natrona 11 ESE Casper 18
Natrona 4 WSW Casper 17.7
Natrona Casper 10-16
Natrona Mills 12
Natrona 4 SW Casper 12
Natrona 3 NNE Casper 11
Natrona Bessemer Bend 10
Natrona Powder River School 6
Natrona Midwest 3.1
Natrona Grave Spring Snotel 2
Park Meeteetse 3
Park 3 NE Sunshine 2.3
Park 2 WSW Cody 1
Park 4 SE Cody 0.7
Park 5 ESE Cody 0.5
Park 1 WNW Cody 0.5
Sublette Triple Peak Snotel 7
Sublette Snider Basin Snotel 7
Sublette 14 NW Pinedale 5.9
Sublette Merna 5
Sublette Kendall Ranger Station Snotel 5
Sublette Gunsite Pass Snotel 5
Sublette East Rim Divide Snotel 5
Sublette Daniel Fish Hatchery 5
Sublette Loomis Park Snotel 5
Sublette Larsen Creek Snotel 4
Sublette Elkhart Park G.S. Snotel 3
Sublette New Fork Lake Snotel 2
Sublette Big Sandy Opening Snotel 2
Sublette Marbleton 2
Sublette Pocket Creek Snotel 2
Sweetwater Green River 4
Sweetwater Buckboard Marina 1
Sweetwater 1 W Rock Springs 0.8
Teton Snake River Stn Snotel 7
Teton Togwotee Pass Snotel 6
Teton Jackson Hole-Rendezvous Bowl 4
Teton Grand Targhee Snotel 4
Teton Grand Targhee-Chief Joseph 3
Teton Gros Ventre Summit Snotel 3
Teton Jackson Hole-Raymer 3
Teton 3 SSW Wilson 3
Teton Phillips Bench Snotel 3
Teton Granite Creek Snotel 3
Teton Base Camp Snotel 3
Teton Snow King Ski Area 2
Teton Moose 1.5
Teton 4 SSW Jackson 1.4
Teton 5 NW Jackson 1.3
Teton Grassy Lake Snotel 1
Teton Togwotee Mountain Lodge 1
Teton Jackson Hole-Mid 1
Teton Jackson Hole-Base 1
Teton 2 NE Teton Village 1
Teton Jackson 0.2
Washakie 16 SSE Ten Sleep 4
Washakie Middle Powder Snotel 3
Washakie 5 NNW Ten Sleep 1.5
Washakie 27 S Ten Sleep 1.2
Yellowstone Two Ocean Plateau Snotel 3
Yellowstone Old Faithful Ranger Station 1
*The 22 degree reading in Casper was the coldest high temperature ever recorded for so late in the season!
A BLOG ABOUT WEATHER FORECASTING AND OBSERVING AS IT RELATES TO STAR VALLEY, WYOMING IN PARTICULAR
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Snow Report
Snow has ended across Star Valley this Wednesday morning. Around 3-4 inches fell overnight from the Thayne/Star Valley Ranch southward to Smoot. Following is the summary of snow amounts from the current storm issued Wednesday evening with the record cold temperatures!
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impressive last couple of storms. It's unfortunate it wasn't spread better and given the NW mtns a little more, but I guess it's needed out in the plains and their mtns as well.
ReplyDeleteLooks like another 1.5 qpf bullseye for the Tetons over the next few days though.