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Impressive numbers from the Leavitt Lake SNOTEl!

Impressive numbers from the Leavitt Lake SNOTEl! Yesterday's storm added another 3.1 inches of water to an already jaw dropping year.Over 108 inches of water are within the snowpack at Leavitt Lake.

108 inches on HWY108!!

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Bottom Line 3.28.23-A classic Sierra storm deliver

Bottom Line 3.28.23-A classic Sierra storm delivering 2-3ft of new snow and strong winds will cause the avalanche danger to drastically increase today. Wind-drifted snow and Intense snowfall will create very dangerous avalanche conditions, Travel around or below avalanche terrain is not recommended

Bottom Line 3.25.23- Wind drifted snow has formed

Bottom Line 3.25.23- Wind drifted snow has formed unstable snow in higher-elevation terrain this past week. Reduce your risk by being mindful of traveling in areas where wind-textured snow is present and watch for signs of instability, including cracking or collapsing snow under you. Avoiding wind-affected terrain will reduce uncertainty today.

Bottom Line 3.21.23-The arrival of new snow and st

Bottom Line 3.21.23-The arrival of new snow and strong winds have created dangerous avalanche conditions. Large natural avalanches are possible today. Avoid areas where wind-drifted snow has collected and watch for any cracking or collapsing in the snowpack. Increase your safety margins by taking the time to pause and evaluate your travel routes and acknowledging that conservative decision-making is essential.

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