[pct-l] snow pack between Tuolumne Meadows and Lake Tahoe

[Bighummel at aol.com (Bighummel@aol.com)]

I track the historical snowpack data for several high elevation snow survey 
sites in the Southern Sierra in order to make a highly speculative, 
semi-educational prediction of when the most likely, earliest date that a well prepared 
thru-hiker might enter the Sierra and be able to pass through.   This is based 
upon the light relationship between the amount of snow on about March 1st 
versus the date at which these survey sites show zero snow.  

Contact me off list and I can send you my data in an MS Excel file for your 
own analysis, or simply wait until around March 1st when I post my annual 
prediction to the list and Tom Reynolds and others sit back and take pot shots at 
me.

Best regards,

Greg Hummel

In a message dated 12/16/2004 2:11:21 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
jeffmoorehead1@cox.net writes:
Before this original thread dies, did anyone ever locate that table of
snowpack vs time vs location vs years for the high Sierra? I would be really
interested in seeing that data or anything similar that is out there on the
net...If not, politiely ignore this...
Jeff