Hot and dry conditions will continue through Friday across portions of California, resulting in critical fire weather conditions. Poor air quality will also persist over the West Coast and Plains due to wildfire smoke. Elsewhere, much of the Midwest and eastern U.S. will experience cool weather into Saturday. Heavy rainfall will result in some flooding concerns over South Florida. Read More >
For current avalanche forecasts, conditions, and advisories go to Bridger-Teton Avalanche Center or Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center
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24 Hour Observed Snowfall Analysis
This is an estimate of the amount of snow that has fallen over the past 24 hours.
48 Hour Observed Snowfall Analysis
This is an estimate of the amount of snow that has fallen over the past 48 hours (two days).
72 Hour Observed Snowfall Analysis
This is an estimate of the amount of snow that has fallen over the past 72 hours (three days).
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Snow Water Equivalent (SWE)
SWE is commonly used for measuring snowpack. This is how much water would be measured if the snow on the ground was completely melted.
Snow Water Equivalent (SWE) Percent of Normal
This represents current basin-wide SWE values compared to average values for this date. Values above (below) 100% represent more than (less than) average snowpack for this date.
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