Mother nature is going wild right now.
California is burning, the midwest is -20°F below average highs, and it just DUMPED (for September) snow in the Rockies. What a wild week.
Let’s focus on the exciting news- early season snow out west! That’s what we all care about, right? Unless you’re Ski The East, maybe…
Unfortunately most ski resorts don’t release official snowfall totals this early in the season. I’ve done my best to gather info from the NWS, and the resorts’ webcams.
Check out snowfall totals from the across the region, and prepare yourself for some way-too-early season predictions from all of your buddies.
Winter is coming.
Colorado
Arapahoe Basin
9/9/20 (10:00AM)- Reported totals from A-Basin are not available. 4″ was reported in nearby Silverthorne, CO according to NWS. Snowfall totals appear closer to 6+” based on this snow stake screenshot.
Aspen Snowmass
9/9/20 (10:00AM)- Snowfall totals are around the 6-7″ range.
Keystone
9/9/20 (10:00AM)- Keystone has not reported snowfall totals as of the time of this post. We can assume they have totaled around 4-6″ based on the reports from nearby Silverthorne and Arapahoe Basin.
Crested Butte
9/9/20 (10:00AM)- No official report from the resort, yet. The NWS is reporting that 6″ has fallen on the town of Crested Butte. Does that mean more has fallen up-high?
Montana
Red Lodge Mountain
9/9/20 (10:48AM)- Red Lodge has not provided any official snowfall totals, yet. The NWS reported a whopping 15″ fell not too far from the ski resort. Based on the webcam below, it appears Red Lodge received around 5-6″ of accumulation.
New Mexico
Taos Ski Valley
9/9/20 (10:00AM)- Taos is reporting 3″, so far.
The preseason stoke continues to build!
Who did I miss? Let me know in the comments on our Facebook page.
Also, please send your personal photos/accounts of the storm to matt@unofficialnetworks.com. Your photo might be featured in an upcoming post! Happy shredding.
