Our favorite meteorologist Chris Tomer is predicting a couple more large snow dumps to finish off this lengthy time of massive snow falls throughout the west created by an atmospheric river of moisture.

Two notable periods of snowfall are going to hit the west, with the first (1/12-1/14) mainly hitting the Pacific Northwest and the second (1/15-1/21) hitting a massive region of the entire west.

Here’s a breakdown of snowfalls throughout each period:

First Period (1/12-1/14)

Whistler Blackcomb, BC: 30 inches

Mount Baker, WA: 15 inches

Mount Shasta, CA: 33 inches

Heavenly, CA: 10 inches

Mammoth Mountain, CA: 21 inches 

Second Period (1/15-1/21)

Whistler Blackcomb, BC: 34 inches

Mount Baker, WA: 57 inches

Mt Bachelor, OR: 28 inches

Mammoth Mountain, CA: 29 inches

Schweitzer, ID: 19 inches

Park City, UT: 38 inches

Purgatory, CO: 29 inches

Steamboat, CO: 23 inches

Check out the rest of Tomer’s Mountain Weather Update for more specifics on the rest of the mountains throughout the West and to find out exactly what’s going on with the weather. Make sure all of your gear is clean and ready for some darn good snow!

Image Credit: Chris Tomer via YouTube

Nolan Deck is a writer for Unofficial Networks, covering skiing and outdoor adventure. After growing up and skiing in Maine, he moved to the Denver area for college where he continues to live and work...