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Watch when the ski resorts start to close. I was up patrolling over the weekend and it nearly hit 60 degrees on Sunday. With days like this, there will not be much of a snow pack for long. Two Dogs

Thanks.? Very useful.? I probably shouldn't, but I do, look at winter snowpack as some indication of fire hazard in late summer. Judy McGuire

Okay, hopefully this works - pdf of the snow sensor graphs attached (data from several representative years - 2025 is the red line). The two jpeg figures show the sensor locations relative to the

Hi Judy, I post snow sensor graphs from along the JMT monthly in the FB groups, latest update was yesterday. The brief summary is: it’s almost a dead average year, which is actually kind of unusual.

Here are some links that I use to monitor the snow along the JMT: * https://engaging-data.com/california-snowpack-levels/ * https://cdec.water.ca.gov/snowapp/swcchart.action *

Hi All, ?I think we are in hard times right now. I'm planning my JMT hike part 2 in July, following on from part 1 in 2023, and just want to say thanks to this awesome community that has provided me

And, if you want to see details relative to various ski resorts, I am cross-posting this from OpenSnow's Tahoe report. So, we are just below average for season to date (STD), and about 75% average for

Here are a couple of links more CA related by zones https://snow.water.ca.gov/ https://cdec.water.ca.gov/reportapp/javareports?name=PLOT_ESI.pdf

I am an avid skier and was just up in the Sierra yesterday for some skiing. Snowpack is about average this year, but as in most previous years there is not much snowpack except above 7,000 feet of

In the Sierra there is average snow level. https://www.postholer.com/snow/Pacific-Crest-Trail/1#CA (the first diagramm is just elevation, snow in the following) Henning Gesendet:

In the pass some experts on this group have given us snow reports.? Can you tell us whether the snow this winter (so far) has been higher than normal, average or lower? Thanks Judy McGuire

If you're interested in sharing packer resupply costs, rides, car swaps, gear exchange, etc, please complete the JMT Matchmaker sheet. We're using Version 3 this year (2025). It is shared with

Probably, and changes to visitor travel plans to a degree maybe... [email protected]> wrote:

Could it be anything to do with the bizarre goings on in Washington with decimating the park service staff?

It does indeed seem easier this year. I booked a Kearsarge Pass permit this morning on the dot at 10 am EST. Four hours later, there are still four spot available. Lots of both Cottonwood permits too.

Right.? The Mono Pass in INyo NF.? I checked and rechecked and rechecked my permit to make sure it was correct. Judy McGuire

You sure that's the right Mono Pass?

I think there's a glitch in recreation.gov. even at 10,:15 there were two permits entry Mono Pass exit whiney available for Sept 1. But since Aug 29, 30, 31 and Sept 1 came available at the same time,

Are Inyo permits less competitive this year for some reason? Reason I ask is that I see a lot of popular permits available for September 1 as I type this several hours after the time they are released

Shhhhh… that’s a secret because there are no February days that correspond to 6 months later. Jeff Pronouns: He/Him/His