Back-to-back powerful Pacific storm systems to impact the Pacific Northwest and northern California through the end of this week with heavy rain, flooding, strong winds, and higher elevation mountain snow. A strong, long-duration atmospheric river will accompany the Pacific storms, bringing excessive rainfall and flash flooding to southwest Oregon and northwest California through the week. Read More >
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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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