State · 5 resorts · 5 with a report

New Mexico snow report

As of 4:51 p.m. MT Oct 19, the deepest base in New Mexico is Angel Fire Resort at base 1 in., 0 in. of new snow in 24 h (SNOTEL, Palo); 5 of 5 resorts have a report.

All 5 New Mexico resorts

Deepest base first; resorts without a report last. Dated to the reading, Mountain time.

#	Resort	Base	Source	Dated	Cams
1	Angel Fire ResortMoreno Valley · SNOTEL	1 in.	SNOTEL · Palo	4:51 p.m. MT Oct 19	4
2	Red River Ski AreaSangre de Cristo · SNOTEL	0 in.	SNOTEL · Red River Pass #2	4:49 p.m. MT Oct 19	6
3	Ski ApacheSacramento Mountains · SNOTEL	0 in.	SNOTEL · Sierra Blanca	4:49 p.m. MT Oct 19	1
4	Ski Santa FeSangre de Cristo · SNOTEL	0 in.	SNOTEL · Santa Fe	4:49 p.m. MT Oct 19	4
5	Taos Ski ValleySangre de Cristo · SNOTEL	0 in.	SNOTEL · Taos Powderhorn	4:49 p.m. MT Oct 19	6

Where these numbers come from

Base depth and new snow are read at each resort’s NRCS SNOTEL station, one fixed elevation that is usually mid-mountain, so a station can disagree with the resort’s own upper-mountain report. Resorts without a station carry a weather-model estimate and say so. Both are synced every six hours and every row is dated to its reading. How PeakCam reads the sensors. Webcams for the same resorts: New Mexico ski cams.