[pct-l] Snow in northern California?
Colby Gutierrez-Kraybill
colby at kraybill.com
Mon May 10 17:08:32 CDT 2010
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> Can anybody tell us what the snow is like in the mountains in N. Cal
> right now? We are considering a jump to Castella and hiking south
> from there in a week or so.
It's been snowing at around 2500-3000ft since 1300 PDT today. Was
driving from Redding to Hat Creek, and around Montgomery Creek, it was
solid heavy snow until we got to Hat Creek (~30mi). Most likely, the
snow along the Hat Creek rim will melt off by tomorrow and the trail
from the rim to ~Burney Falls will probably be clear too. North of
Burney Falls to Castella will probably stick around several more
days. So far, it looks like there's been ~4-5 inches.
I'd make sure you're prepared for winter storms, since we seem to keep
having them.
- Colby
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