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Punx

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5. This is a good link for the Tahoe area

Reply to F4lconF16 (Reply #2)

Fri May 15, 2015, 01:23 PM

May 2015

Otherwise very hard to find a good map of average depths. The following graph is for Donnor Summit at ~7k feet. That's a pretty average elevation for the Sierras from Tahoe down to Kern River headwaters/Kennedy Meadows.

http://www.thestormking.com/Weather/Sierra_Snowfall/sierra_snowfall.html

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Rare Rain Delay at the Dogers Game Last Night [View all] Punx May 2015 OP

It's not actually El Nino JayhawkSD May 2015 #1

You make very good points Punx May 2015 #3

What is average annual snowfall at various points in the Sierras? F4lconF16 May 2015 #2

It varies Punx May 2015 #4

This is a good link for the Tahoe area Punx May 2015 #5

Great, that was helpful. F4lconF16 May 2015 #6