2022/23 is officially Mammoth Mountain’s snowiest season ever with 870 inches of snowfall – More to come for California

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California breaking snow records after snow records. via USA Today

After 30″ of snow overnight, Mammoth Mountain, CA, has officially surpassed its all-time snowfall record, making 2022/23 the snowiest season EVER at Mammoth Mountain.

With 28-30″ of snow since yesterday afternoon, we just blew through our all-time season snowfall record of 668″. We’ve received 695″ of snowfall to date at Main Lodge, making the 22/23 season the biggest in our history! ?

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To our employees, to this community, to all of you who have battled the elements this season – YOU are the stuff of legends. Thank you, thank you, thank you. ?? It’s going to be a legendary spring up here and we’ll be open daily through at least July!

– Mammoth Mountain

The resort has seen 870″ of snowfall at the summit and currently has a 275-336″ base.

Thanks to the most snow in North America (and likely the world), Mammoth Mountain announced last week that it will remain open for “winter” (skiing and snowboarding) operations through AT LEAST July (no firm closing day has been set).

Mammoth is the only ski resort on Earth in the 800-club and has North America’s deepest snowpack.

Mammoth has only reached 600″ of snow once in the last ten years. In 2016/17, they got 617.5″of snow.

The world record for a ski area is 1,140″ at Mt. Baker ski area, WA, in 1998/99.

Here’s what happened yesterday and what’s coming in the next days

A cold low pressure system spinning off the coast of California sent bands of rain and snow across the state Wednesday, making travel difficult and adding to an epic mountain snowpack.

Forecasters said the storm was not as strong as the systems that pounded the state all winter, but that chains were required for vehicles on highways through the Sierra Nevada. A section of U.S. 395 on the eastern side of the range was closed because of the snowfall.

The San Francisco Bay Area was hit by gusty winds, hail and periods of heavy rain as multiple storm cells intensified quickly, the National Weather Service said. Flood advisories were issued in the afternoon for three counties south of San Francisco.

As reported above, the Mammoth Mountain ski resort in the Eastern Sierra declared its snowiest season on record after 28 inches (70 centimeters) of snow since Tuesday afternoon pushed season snowfall totals to 695 inches (17.6 meters) at its main lodge and 870 inches (22.1 meters) at the summit of the 11,053-foot (3,369-meter) peak.

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Another foot (30 cm) or more of snow fell at resorts around Lake Tahoe, including 14 inches (35 cm) at Palisades south of Truckee. That resort is now within 11 inches (28 cm) of reaching its record of 701 inches (17.8 meters) and has announced plans to keep some slopes open until the Fourth of July.

The storm’s effects were more modest in Southern California, where steady rain ended by afternoon and sunshine returned. But forecasters cautioned that there could be evening thunderstorms and overnight snow in the mountains as the very cold low pressure system moved down the coast.

California was three years into a drought, with dwindling reservoirs and parched landscapes, until an unexpected series of powerful storms began in late December and continued into spring. While causing widespread damage that forced the declaration of emergencies in dozens of counties, the storms also have raised reservoir levels and built an extraordinary Sierra snowpack, a significant source of California’s water.

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As of Wednesday, the water content of the snowpack was 234% of the April 1 average, a benchmark for its historical peak, according to the state Department of Water Resources.

The turnabout has allowed a rollback of some water-use restrictions, although Gov. Gavin Newsom has been careful to not declare the drought over.

California is expected to get additional precipitation by Saturday in the north and by Monday in the south. Forecasters said the system will be weaker than the current storm. [AP]

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3 Comments

  1. Well, if weather warfare was real for California, the deep state/ satanic kabal would not have let gov sodomite’s drought fear psyop fail. God is in charge.

    God – 1 vs. Gov. Sodomite – 0

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