Wyoming gets first taste of winter snow
by National Weather Service
October 6, 2012
A potent shortwave trough brought the first snow of the season across portions of Wyoming Friday afternoon through Saturday morning, Oct. 5th & 6th. Below are preliminary totals through 10 am Saturday.
Location Snowfall
Big Horn County
Shell Creek SNOTEL , 1 Inch
Bald Mountain SNOTEL, 1 Inch
Bone Springs Divide SNOTEL, 1 Inch
Fremont County
2 W Riverton, 3 Inches
1 W Lander, 3 Inches
Lander Airport, 2.9 Inches
Riverton, 2 Inches
6 SE Lander, 2 Inches
10 N Riverton, 2 Inches
6 SW Lander, 2 Inches
Riverton Asos, 1 Inch
Hot Springs County
1 SW Thermopolis, 1.1 Inches
Thermopolis, 1 Inch
Johnson County
Bear Trap Meadow SNOTEL, 7 Inches
Cloud Peak Reservoir SNOTEL, 4 Inches
Buffalo, 3 Inches
Hansen Sawmill SNOTEL, 3 Inches
11 NE Midwest, 3 Inches
17 E Kaycee, 2.1 Inches
Billy Creek, 1.3 Inches
3 NNE Kaycee, 1.2 Inches
Soldier Park SNOTEL, 1 Inch
Little Goose SNOTEL, 1 Inch
Natrona County
Casper Mountain, 8 Inches
Reno Hill SNOTEL, 8 Inches
Casper Mountain SNOTEL, 6 Inches
Grave Spring SNOTEL, 5 Inches
2 S Casper, 5 Inches
1 WSW Casper, 4.5 Inches
4 SW Casper, 4.2 Inches
11 ESE Casper, 3.8 Inches
4 WSW Casper, 3.8 Inches
Casper, 3 Inches
3 NNE Casper, 2.7 Inches
Casper Airport, 2.5 Inches
Midwest, 1 Inch
Park County
3 NE Sunshine, 3 Inches
3 NE Clark, 1 Inch
Washakie County
27 S Ten Sleep, 7.8 Inches
16 SSE Ten Sleep, 5 Inches
Middle Powder SNOTEL, 4 Inches
Powder River Pass SNOTEL, 3 Inches
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