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Measured at Sierra Blanca, 10,250 ft

Ski Apache snow report

As of 4:49 p.m. MT Oct 19, the Ski Apache SNOTEL station (Sierra Blanca, 10,250 ft) reports 0 in. of new snow in 24 h, 0 in. in 48 h, base 0 in.

Sacramento Mountains · New Mexico

Today’s numbers

Source: SNOTEL (Sierra Blanca, 10,250 ft). Measured .

MeasureValueSourceMeasured
Base depth0″SNOTEL
New snow, 24 h0″SNOTEL
New snow, 48 h0″SNOTEL
Snow water equivalent0″SNOTEL
Percent of normal—SNOTEL

Last 7 days

DateSnow depthSWEPrecip (accum.)High / lowQC
0″0″0.8″56° / 42°valid
0″0″0.8″48° / 32°valid
0″0″0.8″37° / 23°valid
0″0″0.8″55° / 28°valid
0″0″0.8″52° / 42°valid
0″0″0.8″66° / 46°valid
0″0″0.8″71° / 58°valid

Daily readings from NRCS station 1034:NM:SNTL; suspect rows are kept and flagged.

Forecast

DayForecastHigh / lowEst. snowPrecip chance
TodaySlight Chance Rain Showers then Slight Chance Showers And Thunderstorms63° / 47°0″23%
WedPartly Sunny67° / 49°0″13%
ThuMostly Cloudy66° / 47°0″13%
FriShowers And Thunderstorms60° / 41°0″79%
SatChance Showers And Thunderstorms57° / 37°0″38%

National Weather Service point forecast. Snow amounts are keyword estimates from the forecast text, not a quantitative precipitation forecast.

On-mountain reports

No user-submitted conditions reports in the last 48 hours. Read or add one on the overview.

Where these numbers come from

Depth, new snow and snow water equivalent are read from the Sierra Blanca NRCS station at 10,250 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.