|
It's interesting that the media is now catching up with the Colorado Red Snow story that I posted on Monday. Here's an article from Vail Daily and another article and video from KCNC explaining the avalanche danger:
In other snow news, here's an update to yesterday's snowfall totals... some of these are pretty impressive for April, but most are at very high elevations (exception: lake-effect snow belts):
Barnes Corners, NY: 17.0"
Mt. Leconte, TN: 14.0"
Corry, PA: 13.0"
Robbinsville, NC: 12.0"
Terra Alta, WV: 12.0" (NOHRSC)
Chagrin Falls, OH: 10.0"
Moscow, MI: 9.0"
Stowe, VT: 5.0" (OnTheSnow.com)
McHenry, MD: 5.0" (MADIS)
Hudson, IN: 4.5"
Whitetop Mountain, VA: 4.0"
Yellow Creek, NC: 4.0"
Jackson, KY: 3.8"
Joliet, IL: 3.7"
Here's a map from NOHRSC:
CIMSS Satellite Weather Blog
Extreme Weather Book Updates
MetSul (S. America) Blogs
Wx-Man (Brian Neudorff)
Regional Weather:
Storms-R-Us (Chris White / Virginia)
Valley Weather (Stephen Balena / Eastern Canada)
Jason Parkin (KCCI Des Moines)
WJZ13 Baltimore
Miles Muzio (Bakersfield Now)
The Weather Guy (Michael Detwiler)
Severe-Weather:
Warren Faidley's Storm Chaser Blog
Hurricane Chaser Jeff Gammon's Blog
Discovery Storm Chasers Blog
Australian Severe Weather Blog
Max Mayfield's Hurricane Blog
Weather-Related:
Mount Washington Blog (Brian's Blog
Grandfather Mountain Photo Blog
Seldom Seen State College Photo Blog
Atmospheric Optics
Atmospheric Phenomena
Non-Weather:
Wired
Engadget
Thematic Mapping
Get a handy weather station and convenient public alert radio, all for one great price.
The Public Alert Docking Weather Station - available at AccuWeather's AccuMall.
© 2009 AccuWeather, Inc.
All Rights Reserved.
AccuWeather.com is a registered trademark of AccuWeather, Inc.
Terms of usage under which this service is provided.
Privacy Statement
192.168.77.190 | MNSD
Subscribers sign-in to AccuWeather Premium | AccuWeather Professional | AccuWeather RadarPlus
Not a Member? Read all about Premium, Professional, RadarPlus, and LightningPlus
RSS Feeds Available 
Podcasts Available 
Blogs Available
This page may contain Mapping and GPS Navigation Systems provided by GeoMicro, Inc.
Great post! Thanks! By the way, I believe the updated snowfall total for Mt. Leconte, TN was 14".
FROM JESSE: The NWS reported 7 a.m. snow depth as 10" Tuesday, 14" Wednesday and 13" Thursday, so I'm going with the 14" as you recommended. Their website said they "still had 12 inches" as of 3 PM Wednesday. Thanks!
Posted by Jordan | April 9, 2009 9:39 AM