24+ Inches of Snow To Start South America's Ski Season With a Bang first appeared on Powder on Jun 11, 2025 ...

From November through April, snow totals reached 231.4 inches, or just under 20 feet, according to the state park. The flow at the Upper Falls is now at an impressive 32,000 gallons per second ...

Snow levels flirt with 9,000 feet until Tuesday evening—lower lifts ride wet before ... Moist southwest flow slammed into the Sangres Monday, unleashing more than 20″ by early Tuesday. Temperatures ...

Bad-Snow levels flirt with 9,000 feet until Tuesday evening—lower lifts ... unleashing more than 20″ by early Tuesday. Temperatures hovered in the mid-20s on the upper mountain, keeping ...

Snow levels flirt with 9,000 feet until Tuesday evening—lower lifts ... Moist southwest flow slammed into the Sangres Monday, unleashing more than 20″ by early Tuesday. Temperatures hovered ...

Snow levels will be around 7,000 to 8,000 feet, but with heavier showers ... and southern Sangre de Cristo Mountains range between 20-30+ inches by Thursday morning. Rain will taper off Wednesday ...

Locations near Taos Ski Valley in northern New Mexico reported 20 and 22 inches of slow early Tuesday. About 1 to 2 feet is common in the region’s mountains as snow continues to pile up.

According to the NWS in Billings, Montana, "periods of heavy snow" will produce "total accumulations of 1 to 3 feet above 7,000 feet ... receiving up to 20 inches. "Travel could be difficult ...

Forecasters said 10 to 20 inches of snow are forecast for the Front Range mountains above 8,000 feet. The heaviest snow will fall above 9,000 feet, according to the outlook. Related Articles ...

On August 8th, 1975, Hank Williams Jr. and his friend Dick Willey went hiking in Montana, up near the Idaho border around Ajax Lake. With Ajax peak resting up 10,000 feet, Hank encountered a snow ...