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Arizona snowpack

At the start of October 15, 2026, 9 of 23 SNOTEL stations in Arizona showed snow on the pillow. The most snow sat at Wildcat with 0.3 in of SWE.

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All values are from the start of the day, midnight Pacific Standard Time

Arizona snowpack map

Wildcat: 0.3″Wildcat 0.3″Baker Butte: 0.2″Baker Butte 0.2″Fry: 0.2″Fry 0.2″Nutrioso: 0.2″Snowslide Canyon: 0.2″Bar M: 0.1″Beaver Spring: 0.1″Coronado Trail: 0.1″Happy Jack: 0.1″Baker Butte Smt: 0.0″Baldy: 0.0″Beaver Head: 0.0″Chalender: 0.0″Fort Valley: 0.0″Hannagan Meadows: 0.0″Hawley Lake: 0.0″Heber: 0.0″Maverick Fork: 0.0″Mormon Mountain: 0.0″Mormon Mtn Summit: 0.0″Promontory: 0.0″White Horse Lake: 0.0″Workman Creek: 0.0″CACONVNMUT
0.1″ 0.3″ Inches of snow water equivalentNo snow on the pillow
Circles mark each SNOTEL station in Arizona, with area set by SWE at the start of October 15, 2026; tap a circle for that station.

SNOTEL stations in Arizona

For every SNOTEL station in Arizona, the table lists elevation, SWE, median, percent of the 1991-2020 median, change over 7 days, depth, and reading date.
StationElevationSWEMedianPercent of median7-day changeDepthDate
Baker Butte7,360 ft0.2 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.2 inches2 inchesOct 15
Baker Butte Smt7,730 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 15
Baldy9,210 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 15
Bar M6,380 ft0.1 inchesn/an/a+0.1 inches2 inchesOct 15
Beaver Head8,070 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 15
Beaver Spring9,240 ft0.1 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.1 inches0 inchesOct 15
Chalender7,020 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 15
Coronado Trail8,400 ft0.1 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.1 inches0 inchesOct 15
Fort Valley7,360 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 15
Fry7,220 ft0.2 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.2 inches1 inchesOct 15
Hannagan Meadows9,030 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 15
Happy Jack7,520 ft0.1 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.1 inches0 inchesOct 15
Hawley Lake8,290 ft0.0 inchesn/an/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 15
Heber7,650 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 15
Maverick Fork9,210 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 15
Mormon Mountain7,490 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inchesn/aOct 15
Mormon Mtn Summit8,450 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 15
Nutrioso8,550 ft0.2 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.2 inches0 inchesOct 15
Promontory7,930 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 15
Snowslide Canyon9,720 ft0.2 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.2 inches0 inchesOct 15
White Horse Lake7,190 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 15
Wildcat7,850 ft0.3 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.3 inches0 inchesOct 15
Workman Creek7,030 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 15

The Natural Resources Conservation Service (USDA) created the figures on this page, which are works of the US government and therefore have no copyright under 17 U.S.C. 105. The notice that 17 U.S.C. 403 requires appears in this sentence. Neither NRCS nor USDA endorses or is affiliated with WeatherTotals. See: Data sources and attribution.

Record snow water equivalent by Arizona station

The ten SNOTEL stations in Arizona with the highest single-day snow water equivalent in their records.
StationSWEDateSince
Snowslide Canyon41.0 inchesApril 3, 20051997
Promontory29.9 inchesMarch 11, 20101980
Baker Butte Smt28.7 inchesMarch 31, 20232009
Hannagan Meadows27.1 inchesMarch 28, 19831980
Mormon Mtn Summit26.3 inchesMarch 31, 20232008
Maverick Fork23.6 inchesMarch 1, 19931980
Mormon Mountain23.0 inchesMarch 25, 20231980
Fry21.8 inchesMarch 4, 20231980
Hawley Lake20.9 inchesMarch 25, 20232015
Workman Creek19.4 inchesMarch 11, 20101980

Arizona SNOTEL stations at a glance

Stations23
Highest stationSnowslide Canyon, 9,720 ft
Lowest stationBar M, 6,380 ft