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Mid November Snow Storm Recap
November 17, 2003 - A strong
mid-November storm system and an active jet stream transported a long
fetch of moisture into western Wyoming on Sunday night and Monday,
November 16-17. Some residents of western Wyoming woke up on Monday
morning buried beneath 6 to 12 inches of new fallen snow. Snow
tapered off to flurries by midday Monday. The following storm-total
snowfall amounts were reported on Sunday night and Monday morning,
November 16-17:
|
Snowfall |
November 16-17,
2003 |
*denotes SNOTEL
site - snowfall determined by weighted water equivalent and average
temperature |
Location |
Snowfall (inches) |
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK |
|
Two Ocean Plateau* |
14 |
Grant Village |
12 |
Lewis Lake* |
12 |
South Entrance of Yellowstone National Park |
12 |
Thumb Divide* |
8 |
Old Faithful |
7 |
Lake Village |
3 |
East Entrance of Yellowstone National Park |
3 |
Mammoth |
1.5 |
ABSAROKA MOUNTAINS |
|
Beartooth Lake* |
8 |
Evening Star (NE of East Entrance) |
8 |
Black Water (SE of East Entrance) |
6 |
Burroughs Creek |
5 |
TETON COUNTY |
|
Phillips Bench (Teton Pass)* |
14 |
Grand Targhee Ski Resort |
13 |
Grassy Lake (Between South Entrance and Bechler)* |
12 |
Glade Creek (N of Jackson Lake) |
11 |
Huckleberry Divide (N of Jackson Lake) |
9 |
Downtown Jackson |
8 |
Gros Ventre Summit* |
8 |
Moose |
7 |
Moran |
6 |
Togwotee Pass* |
5 |
LINCOLN COUNTY |
|
Bedford 3 SE |
10 |
Alpine |
8 |
Afton |
5-6 |
Cokeville |
6 |
Kemmerer |
2 |
SALT RIVER MOUNTAINS |
|
Blindbull |
12 |
Kelley Ranger Station |
12 |
Spring Creek* |
11 |
Willow Creek* |
11 |
Snider Basin |
8 |
Box Y Ranch |
7 |
WIND RIVER MOUNTAINS |
|
Deer Park (South Pass Area)* |
14 |
Loomis Park (N of Cora) |
14 |
Kendall (N of Cora) |
12 |
South Pass |
12 |
Big Sandy |
8 |
Gunsight Pass* |
7 |
Elkhart Park |
6 |
Hobbs Park* |
5 |
|