Mammoth Mountain & Eastern Sierra Weather Forecast

Mammoth Mountain & Eastern Sierra Weather Forecast

Mammoth Mountain & Eastern Sierra Recreational Weather Forecast

10-24-21 11:39 AM Storm Update

Here are the estimated snowfall numbers that might be expected by Monday afternoon. Canyon Lodge 10-16 inches, Main Lodge 14-22, MC Coy Station 20-30, Summit 11,000 feet 36-48+. We will see how it all pans out in about 30 hours from now.

Here is the current satellite view of the Western States. Mammoth Mountain is pointed out for you.

Radar shows the rain and snow have moved into the high country with snow levels around 9500 feet. The main AR band is still well to the north of Mammoth Mountain at this time.

Here was this morning’s 48-hour HRRR Model showing 6-9+ inches of water coming right up the funnel towards Mammoth Mountain.

We go from a nice deep low back over to high-pressure ridging by mid-week.

 

 

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