As of 4:50 p.m. MT Oct 19, the Crystal Mountain Resort SNOTEL station (Morse Lake, 5,400 ft) reports 0 in. of new snow in 24 h, 0 in. in 48 h, base 0 in.
Cascade Range · Washington
Today’s numbers
Source: SNOTEL (Morse Lake, 5,400 ft). Measured .
Measure
Value
Source
Measured
Base depth
0″
SNOTEL
New snow, 24 h
0″
SNOTEL
New snow, 48 h
0″
SNOTEL
Snow water equivalent
0″
SNOTEL
Percent of normal
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SNOTEL
Last 7 days
Date
Snow depth
SWE
Precip (accum.)
High / low
QC
0″
0″
0.2″
51° / 29°
valid
0″
0″
0.2″
52° / 33°
valid
0″
0″
0.2″
63° / 36°
valid
0″
0″
0.2″
59° / 34°
valid
0″
0″
0.2″
57° / 37°
valid
0″
0″
0.2″
53° / 31°
valid
0″
0″
0.2″
48° / 28°
valid
Daily readings from NRCS station 642:WA:SNTL; suspect rows are kept and flagged.
Forecast
Day
Forecast
High / low
Est. snow
Precip chance
Today
Mostly Sunny
54° / 38°
0″
3%
Wed
Sunny
60° / 40°
0″
0%
Thu
Mostly Sunny
49° / 31°
0″
8%
Fri
Mostly Sunny
38° / 27°
0″
1%
Sat
Light Snow Likely
39° / 30°
3″
59%
National Weather Service point forecast. Snow amounts are keyword estimates from the forecast text, not a quantitative precipitation forecast.
Depth, new snow and snow water equivalent are read from the Morse Lake NRCS station at 5,400 ft, synced every six hours and run through range and spike checks. A station sits at one elevation, so it can disagree with the resort’s own upper-mountain report. How PeakCam reads the sensors.