there must be two different snow models
https://www.nohrsc.noaa.gov/interactive ... &js=1&uc=0
for example, shows snow on the badger creek trail. It's west of Wamic
http://adamschneider.net/hiking/snow_depth.html and https://www.fs.fed.us/r5/webmaps/Sierra ... lon=-121.7 shown no snow on the Badger Creek trail until you get right to Badger Lake, they must use the same data
Plus, a couple days ago the last two showed no snow anywhere - temporary glitch in the source of data. That's what clued me into the fact they use different data.
The last two under estimate the amount of snow
The first has a lousy map and scrolling - it's hard to figure out where you are
Very curious
Not to worry, I just use adamschneider and click usgs topo, and if I want to avoid major snow, wait for it to melt totally
nohrsc snow models
Re: nohrsc snow models
The first page is for May 3, 2017?
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Re: nohrsc snow models
Oh...
Stupid mistake, thanks
Old people are just barely able to handle new technology:)
Stupid mistake, thanks
Old people are just barely able to handle new technology:)
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Re: nohrsc snow models
A little more snow in 2017 than this year:)