7 Feet of Snow, 130 MPH Winds Out West

UPDATE: The following incredible wind gusts have been observed out West for the past couple days:

Mammoth Mountain, CA: 130 mphLucerne Valley, CA: 110 mphQuima Peak, NV: 108 mphCalico, Colorado: 95 mphVirginia Peak, NV: 94 mphMount Abrahms, CO: 92 mphOgden Peak (Snowbasin), UT: 90 mph

ORIGINAL POST:

Parts of the West have received some pretty incredible amounts of snow this week. Here's a list. That first amount from Heavenly Mountain Resort, CA is 84 inches which equals seven feet! They have some incredible photos on their website.

Heavenly, CA: 84.0"* (see note below)Boreal, CA: 56.0"* Silverton, CO: 54.0"* Crested Butte, CO: 50.0"* Kirkwood, CA: 48.0"* Soda Springs, CA: 48.0"* Camas County, ID: 46.5" Mammoth Mountain, CA: 46.0"* Bear Valley, CA: 41.0"* Blaine County, ID: 39.0"**

Here are some AP Photos. Photos are displayed through exclusive agreement with Associated Press, and are not for redistribution. Did you know? AccuWeather helps the AP sell the AP Photo Archive to schools and universities worldwide.

NOTES: **Estimated by SNOTEL; *72-hour amounts from OnTheSnow.com. The report of 84" from OnTheSnow.com for Heavenly Mountain disagrees with the report available on their website which says "59-80 inches in the last 7 days," so I'm not sure I believe that... however, but there are plenty of other reports in the 5-6 foot range. Either way, that's a lot of snow! (The 103 inches mentioned below in the AP Photo is a seasonal total for Crested Butte, Colorado).