The 2025 Snowpack Thread

[Mt Al]

A bit more info, lots o' snow. Started melting a bit today, dog still struggling to find a place to shite where his bum is above the snow, expect my driveway to turn into a slush pond.

Decent difference from Helena, W. Yellowstone in terms of record years. Does appear to be more localized.

 

[bradmacmt]

First day of Spring...

 

[mtnbiker208]

march 19th. ID\MT border lookout pass area.

 

[FDme]

These have been handy in spring.


Depth: https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd1045012.html

SWE: https://snowview.arizona.edu/

 

[bradmacmt]

Montana looking pretty good...

 

[mtwarden]

^ This last storm (we’re going to get one more day out of it ) was a godsend for sure, bumped us way up

 

[cmahoney]

Been doing great the last month or so in Northern NV. Hoping for another awesome bird year and good feed for the deer.


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[mtnbiker208]

Saturday April 5th selkirk mountains of idaho.

 

[mtnbiker208]

Normal snowpack probably means normal access times. However not much snow on the bottom half of the mountains.

 

[mtwarden]

Normal snowpack probably means normal access times. However not much snow on the bottom half of the mountains.

Central Montana is the same way—low to mid elevation stuff is almost all gone (and has been for awhile), but thankfully the upper elevation is holding on.