How much new snow on Jacinto?

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How much new snow on Jacinto?

Postby Norris » Fri Mar 27, 2009 7:42 am

Hi, haven't seen any report on how much snow, if any, fell in the last storm that came through last Sunday/Monday?
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Re: How much new snow on Jacinto?

Postby halhiker » Fri Mar 27, 2009 7:51 am

Norris wrote:Hi, haven't seen any report on how much snow, if any, fell in the last storm that came through last Sunday/Monday?


We only got wind out here.
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Re: How much new snow on Jacinto?

Postby ajwoodzy » Fri Mar 27, 2009 10:07 pm

Norris wrote:Hi, haven't seen any report on how much snow, if any, fell in the last storm that came through last Sunday/Monday?


From what I can tell, the little bit that did fall is already melted on the west and south slopes. I am pretty sure t wasn't very much snow...
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Postby Norris » Sat Mar 28, 2009 8:30 pm

Thanks, I appreciate the info.
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Postby Newmountaineer » Mon Mar 30, 2009 9:16 am

How much snow from the tram to the summit?
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Postby Max » Mon Mar 30, 2009 10:20 pm

Today we went from the tram station to Wellman's Divide, then up to bag Jean Peak. Not enough time for us to get to San Jacinto Peak as well without pushing the daylight too far. There is not much snow near the tram station, but there is still snow on the trails, except for some parts of Long Valley.

There is still, on average I would estimate, several feet on the trail in Hidden Valley out towards Wellman's Divide and more up towards Jean Peak; however it is very compacted. I had crampons with me and did not use them on any part of the trip. While the crampons may have helped out a couple of times, we were able to get to where we went without them. Postholing was not a significant problem for us today, fortunately.

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