Pinedale View Jan 4
View of Pinedale on Sunday, January 4th. Pinedale got from 4 to 7 inches of new snow out of the latest storm.
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Storm brings more snow to Wyoming
4-20 inches in Sublette County
by National Weather Service Riverton WY
January 4, 2009
A Pacific winter storm dumped snow across much of Wyoming for the new year. Western Wyoming was hit hardest with 2 to 3 feet of snow in the mountains of northwest Wyoming. Snow totals are from Wednesday, December 31 through 4 pm Saturday, January 3, 2009.
SUBLETTE COUNTY
Triple Peak Snotel, 20 Inches
Loomis Park Snotel, 16 Inches
Kendall Ranger Station Snotel, 16 Inches
Snider Basin Snotel, 11 Inches
Bondurant, 10 Inches
Big Sandy Opening Snotel, 9 Inches
New Fork Lake Snotel, 9 Inches
Elkhart Park G.S. Snotel, 9 Inches
East Rim Divide Snotel, 8 Inches
Pinedale 1N, 7 Inches
Gunsight Pass Snotel, 7 Inches
Pinedale 13.8 NW, 4.3 Inches
SWEETWATER COUNTY
Rock Springs 0.5 E, 1.7 Inches
Farson 5N, 1 Inches
TETON COUNTY
Togwotee Pass Snotel, 19 Inches
Jackson Hole Resort-Raymer, 17 Inches
Phillips Bench Snotel, 16 Inches
Base Camp Snotel, 16 Inches
Grassy Lake Snotel, 14 Inches
Snake River Station Snotel, 12 Inches
Gros Ventre Summit Snotel, 12 Inches
Jackson Hole Resort-Mid, 9 Inches
Moose, 8.5 Inches
Grand Targhee Snotel, 8 Inches
Jackson 12.3 NE, 5.5 Inches
Jackson, 4.5 Inches
Jackson 1SW, 3 Inches
Jackson Hole Resort-Base, 3 Inches
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
Two Ocean Plateau Snotel, 35 Inches
Parker Peak Snotel, 18 Inches
Thumb Divide Snotel, 15 Inches
Lewis Lake Divide Snotel, 14 Inches
Sylvan Road Snotel, 13 Inches
Sylvan Lake Snotel, 10 Inches
Yellowstone East Entrance, 10 Inches
Canyon Snotel, 9 Inches
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