A series of Pacific storm systems will continue to impact the western U.S. into this weekend with periods of strong to damaging winds, high surf, heavy lower elevation rain, and heavy mountain snow. Severe thunderstorms are expected Saturday from north-central Louisiana to west-central Alabama. Damaging winds, large hail, and strong tornadoes will be possible. Read More >
Snowfall Totals |Strongest Winds| Reporting Snowfall | Safety
A moist pacific storm and associated cold front returned snow to western and portions of central Wyoming Friday afternoon through the day Saturday. 1 to 2 FEET of snow fell across the far western mountains in Wyoming with almost a foot of snow in portions of Jackson Hole. Most areas east of the Divide saw little or no snowfall from this system, except the Casper area where 4 to 6 inches of wet snow fell on Saturday.
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| Skiers and snowboarders enjoying the 1 to 2 feet of fresh snow at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Click to Enlarge |
Animated water vapor image showing the storm system as it pushed east across the Rockies Friday night and Saturday. Click to Enlarge |
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| County | Location | Wind Gust (MPH) |
Date | Time (MST) | Elevation (FT) |
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| Big Horn | Cowley Airport | 52 | 1/30 | 215 AM | 4090 |
| Fremont | Red Canyon | 69 | 1/30 | 1255 AM | 6768 |
| Fremont | 7 SW Muddy Gap | 65 | 1/29 | 750 PM | 7380 |
| Fremont | Beaver Rim | 63 | 1/30 | 1251 AM | 6784 |
| Fremont | 2 W South Pass City | 52 | 1/29 | 211 PM | 8185 |
| Fremont | Jeffrey City | 52 | 1/29 | 150 PM | 6374 |
| Hot Springs | Boysen Peak | 53 | 1/29 | 415 PM | 7300 |
| Johnson | 7 SW Barnum | 52 | 1/29 | 646 PM | 6440 |
| Lincoln | Mount Coffin | 68 | 1/30 | Midnight | 10870 |
| Natrona | Casper - Outer Drive | 73 | 1/29 | 459 PM | 5463 |
| Natrona | 16 S Hiland | 71 | 1/29 | 410 PM | 6380 |
| Natrona | Casper Airport | 51 | 1/29 | 358 PM | 5320 |
| Natrona | 2 SE Hiland | 50 | 1/29 | 400 PM | 6134 |
| Park | 5 WNW Clark | 95 | 1/29 | 459 PM | 4659 |
| Park | Chief Joseph Highway - Dead Indian Pass | 71 | 1/29 | 310 PM | 8136 |
| Park | 10 WNW Cody (Rattlesnake Mountain) | 57 | 1/29 | 140 PM | 8401 |
| Sublette | 21 W Big Piney | 60 | 1/29 | 509 AM | 8200 |
| Yellowstone N.P. | 1 W Grant Village | 60 | 1/29 | 830 PM | 7874 |
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