U.S. Snow Maps
Snow Water Equivalent Map – February 25, 2013
Source: National Snow Analyses/NOHRSC
Snow Depth – February 25, 2013
Source: National Snow Analyses/NOHRSC
Snow Melt – February 25, 2013
Source: National Snow Analyses/NOHRSC
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How Much Water?
Posted by feww on February 26, 2013
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Snow covers 70 pct of the U.S.
Posted by feww on February 1, 2010
About 70% of the US blanketed in snow; winter’s largest snow cover
Late Spring, Summer and Fall May Well Prove to Be Entirely Different Scenarios with Soaring Temperatures throughout North America. Prepare for primordial, swampy weather!
The United States has recorded its most extensive snow cover of the winter. Moderate to heavy snow and ice has covered up to 70% of the country in the past few days extending the snow coverage from 47.5% on January 27th to the largest snow cover of the winter at 69.7% on January 31st, the National Operational Hydrologic Remote Sensing Center (NOHRSC) reported.
Source: National Operational Hydrologic Remote Sensing Center (NOHRSC) — Click image to enlarge and update.
January 31, 2010 (Metric Units)
| Area Covered By Snow: | 69.7% |
| Area Covered Last Month: | 60.3% |
| Snow Depth | |
|---|---|
| Average: | 19.1 cm |
| Minimum: | 0.0 cm |
| Maximum: | 2341.7 cm |
| Std. Dev.: | 27.1 cm |
| Snow Water Equivalent | |
| Average: | 3.9 cm |
| Minimum: | 0.0 cm |
| Maximum: | 1154.8 cm |
| Std. Dev.: | 6.8 cm |
January 31, 2010 (English Units)
| Area Covered By Snow: | 69.7% |
| Area Covered Last Month: | 60.3% |
| Snow Depth | |
|---|---|
| Average: | 7.5 in |
| Minimum: | 0.0 in |
| Maximum: | 921.9 in |
| Std. Dev.: | 10.7 in |
| Snow Water Equivalent | |
| Average: | 1.5 in |
| Minimum: | 0.0 in |
| Maximum: | 454.6 in |
| Std. Dev.: | 2.7 in |
Snow Cover Animations:
- Snow Water Equivalent: Season — Two weeks — One Day
- Snow Depth: Season — Two weeks — One Day
- Average Snowpack Temp: Season — Two weeks — One Day
- SWE Change: Season — Two weeks — One Day
- Snow Precipitation: Season — Two weeks — One Day
- Snow Melt: Season — Two weeks — One Day
- Blowing Snow Sublimation: Season — Two weeks — One Day
- Surface Sublimation: Season — Two weeks — One Day
- Non-Snow Precipitation: Season — Two weeks — One Day
Snow Reports
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Click Station ID links above for detailed information including charts and graphical analysis of snow measurements at each monitoring station.
Other NOHRSC Links:
Fire-Earth Related Links:
- 6 feet of snow blankets the Alps
- 2010 Disaster Calender – January
- The Storms Attack on California
- California: Powerful new storm sails ashore
- Transitory Impact of AO is the ‘Good News’
- December Snowstorm Only a Cat 3 on NESIS Scale
- United Kingdom of Ice
- State of Emergency in Oklahoma, S. Dakota, Texas
- ‘Humongous’ storm spreads across the US
- You Don’t Bring A Gun To A Snowball Fight!
- Winter Officially Starts Today!
- Deadly Winter Storm Paralyzes United States
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