UPDATE: 11.9.22: Another 11" fell in the past 24 hours, bringing our season total to 69" with a base of 36" in Rendezvous Bowl!
Yet another early season storm arrived in Jackson Hole on Friday, Nov. 4 and since then, JHMR has received over 3 feet of snow! After a spectacular bluebird day revealed glistening white slopes on Sunday, Nov. 6, we are back in the wintery flow.
Per OpenSnow's Jackson Hole Daily Snow Forecast, the "Friday-Saturday storm delivered 15-20 inches of high-moisture content snow in the Tetons above 8,000 feet. A persistent south/southwest flow will transport ample amounts of Pacific moisture into Western Wyoming this week. Several pulses of heavy snow likely in the Monday to Wednesday timeframe, followed by lighter snow on the backside on Thursday. Moderate-to-heavy snow is expected on Tuesday and Wednesday. After the low moves through sometime on Wednesday, backside snow showers are a strong possibility with west/northwest winds on Thursday." They predict that following this week of winter weather, we could see snow totals of 14-29" at mid-to-upper elevations at JHMR!
Opening Day is Friday, November 25. Stay tuned on our channels as we approach the start of another incredible winter at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
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