87" @ Tony Grove?

[NoSoup4U]

That's what Snotel says. I know the mountains got pounded, but that seems all little high. Be great if it's true....

 

[M8Chris]

I highly doubt that's accurate. There's about 40 inches at franklin basin. Tony grove is probably right around the same.

 

[goridedoo]

snow water equivalent was at like 4... 25" maybe?

 

[Mjunkie]

I highly doubt that's accurate. There's about 40 inches at franklin basin. Tony grove is probably right around the same.

Were you up there today, Chris?

 

[goforbroke]

snow water equivalent was at like 4... 25" maybe?

Need to look at Tony Grove lake. snow water eqi is at 7.9. went from 16" to 90" this week. I've seen that happen before. would love a first had report before I drive this weekend.

 

[goridedoo]

Need to look at Tony Grove lake. snow water eqi is at 7.9. went from 16" to 90" this week. I've seen that happen before. would love a first had report before I drive this weekend.

Showed 3.8 SWE and 90" on the 9th. I see when the neighboring doc daniel station was at 7.9 SWE there was 45" on the ground. Thats gotta be close. My 25" estimate was probably low, but I would say that its pretty safe to say there is not 90" up there.

 

[cpa]

I have been watching that station almost everyday and it has been messed up since the first snowfall in October. Most days it wont report and then you get an astronomical number a few days later. After about 4 days it will update with correct info for a day or so then it will go crazy again.