Mountain Weather Update 2/2, Meteorologist Chris Tomer

Two additional storm systems through 2/9 for CA/ID/WY/MT/UT/CO. Atmospheric River (AR) continues with feet of additional accumulation. Air temps remain mild 2/2 then gradually turn colder with the final two storm systems.
Snow Timeline:
Big Sky: 2/2-2/5(H), 2/7(H)
Wasatch: 2/2(L), 2/5(H), 2/7(H)
Tetons: 2/2-AM 2/3(H), 2/5-2/7(H)
Colorado: 2/2(L/M), 2/5(L/M), 2/7-2/8(M/H)
Interior BC: 2/2-2/3(L), 2/9(L)
PNW: 2/2(M), 2/3-2/4(L), 2/8-2/9(H)
Tahoe: 2/2(M/H), 2/4(H), 2/6-2/7(H)
Northeast: Late 2/2-AM 2/4(M), 2/6(M), 2/9(M/H)

[@alechoffman5072]

Anyone else play this on the TV every morning at full volume to wake the family up?! TOMER GOAT

[@bearclaw5115]

No, but that's funny!

[@davidhall8333]

It’s my personal wake up!

[@Itsmeimtheproblem-x5v]

you are the most consistent thing in my life!

[@lucascobrea5445]

Thanks for adding the PNW in!!!

[@bearclaw5115]

The East Coast has been killing it this year. Well, at least higher up in Vermont. Jay Peak had over a 100" in January. Southern Quebec also in fine shape! Many of the ski areas around the Great Lakes have also done very well with lake effect.

[@rcordray510]

Thanks for the shout out to Mt Ashland, Chris. After a completely dry January, this is very welcome news to Southern Oregon and Mt Shasta.

[@stevenandersen5745]

You da man Chris❄️❄️

[@johnsperline8322]

Yay Chris ! You put pnw in the timeline, thank you brotha ! Keep us in there

[@a.team_adventures]

guy on chairlift recommended your channel and I’m so glad!!! Great content

[@kevincafaro8846]

happy sunday. thanks.

[@jayinman1396]

You’re the man Chris. Would love to see some more complex forecasting for the Sierra (like you do with Alta)

[@tcarroll3954]

Good morning, Chris. I'm an old guy so I no longer ski but I enjoy your forecasts very much. I hope you are finding some time on the slopes. Thank you.

[@bearclaw5115]

If you can walk you can ski. Find some greens and slid around a little. Probably be good for you, at least your spirit!

[@jimfinnegan4208]

We are in a very dry spell the southern Colorado mountains

[@je5406]

Aspen area too. 10" in the last 30 days. Long range keeps showing storms then they dissapear to the north.

[@TetonAirJH]

Spot on forecast JH snow reporting 31” since Friday.

[@TetonAirJH]

Mountain Report:
6 AM - Hurricane season isn't over yet! 15" have fallen in the past 24hrs. Since Friday night, this Pineapple Express system has delivered 31" to the Tetons

[@snowbound322000]

This is great news..we have a big trip of 19 people heading to Winter Park! Coors Yellow Jackets all around, plus pow pow!!

[@noahsargent3208]

Finally, we get the PNW snow timeline.

[@TheBarnaby25]

And the carrot that is snowfall in Colorado maintains it's position.

[@tfargher1]

Park City got dusted but was 50 degrees and we lost more than we gained. Right now at 6 pm it shows 51 degrees. Crazy warm

[@wulfdog19]

Snowmass has been brutal. Hopefully that changes before March.

[@GregHalvorson]

TOMESTEEEEEEER-LANCHE!!

[@Captndarty]

Where can I find that 12 h snow accumulation map?

[@acco5038]

How is it that your estimates are more than double Bryan allegretto for Tahoe?

[@johnrossgambrel6172]

When should Snowmass get hit?

[@curtisburrell8122]

So are you saying that going snowshoeing in the pinedale area is gonna be scetchy?