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A snow lover needs to know three things: where is the deepest snow (col. 1) how much did it snow in the last 24 hours (col. 2) what is the snow forecast (col.3). This page provides all three in a simple clickable format. If there is something else you would like to see or a way we can make this page easier to use just drop us an email at...nerfc@noaa.gov Navigation tips: The six images at the top of the page all deal with the accumulation of snow. The six at the bottom are oriented toward snowpack conditions and melt. - Click anywhere on the image to advance to the next graphic in that group. - Click on the text near the red asterisk for a zoomed in version of the snow depth map.
Current Snow Depth	Daily Snowfall	Forecast Snowfall
Snow Depth Graphic from NOHRSC (Full-size) *Snow Depth Images from NOHRSC(Clickable) NOHRSC Snow Depth page NOHRSC Snow Depth Departure from Normal NERFC Snow Depth Image (Full-size) One Week Archive of Snow Depth Graphics	NOHRSC Observed Snowfall Image (Full-size) NOHRSC Observed Snowfall page NERFC Snowfall Image (Full-size) One Week Archive of Snowfall Graphics	Regional Snow Forecast Graphic Full-size Image WPC Winter Weather Page
Snow Water Equivalent	Snow Pack Conditions	Forecast Snow Melt
NOHRSC Observed SWE Image (Full-size) NOHRSC Observed SWE page NOHRSC Modeled SWE Image (Full-size) NOHRSC Modeled SWE page Maine Cooperative Snow Survey US Army Corps of Engineers Snow Survey	NOHRSC Snowpack Temperature (Full-size) NOHRSC Snowpack Temperature Page NOHRSC Snowpack Density (Full-size) NOHRSC Snowpack Density Page	NOHRSC 24 Hour Forecast Snow Melt(Full-size) NOHRSC 24 Hour Forecast Snow Melt Page NOHRSC 48 Hour Forecast Snow Melt(Full-size) NOHRSC 48 Hour Forecast Snow Melt Page
Modeled Ice Thickness
The information in this graphic is for informational purposes only. The values have not been verified. Please consult with local authorities before venturing onto ice covered lakes, ponds, or streams. ;	Full-size Image	;