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Nevada snowpack

At the start of October 13, 2026, 30 of 45 SNOTEL stations in Nevada showed snow on the pillow. The most snow sat at Diamond Peak with 2.0 in of SWE.

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

Nevada snowpack map

Diamond Peak: 2.0″Diamond Peak 2.0″Corral Canyon: 1.3″Corral Canyon 1.3″Wheeler Peak: 1.3″Wheeler Peak 1.3″Berry Creek: 1.0″Lamoille Upper: 0.9″Cave Mountain: 0.8″Dry Creek: 0.8″Fry Canyon: 0.8″Lamoille #3: 0.7″Vacarro Springs: 0.7″Hole-in-Mountain: 0.6″Jacks Peak: 0.6″Ward Mountain: 0.6″Mt Rose Ski Area: 0.5″Corduroy Flat: 0.4″Dorsey Basin: 0.4″Green Mountain: 0.4″Pole Creek R.S.: 0.4″Bird Creek: 0.3″Disaster Peak: 0.3″Lee Canyon Upper: 0.3″Little Valley: 0.3″Pole Canyon: 0.3″Toe Jam: 0.3″Bristlecone Trail: 0.2″Buckskin Lower: 0.2″Lewis Peak: 0.2″Bear Creek: 0.1″Big Bend: 0.1″Taylor Canyon: 0.1″Big Creek Sum: 0.0″Big Meadow: 0.0″Draw Creek: 0.0″Fawn Creek: 0.0″Golconda: 0.0″Granite Peak: 0.0″Jack Creek Upper: 0.0″Kalamazoo: 0.0″Lamance Creek: 0.0″Laurel Draw: 0.0″Lee Canyon: 0.0″Marlette Lake: 0.0″ONeil Creek: 0.0″Porter Canyon: 0.0″Rainbow Canyon: 0.0″Seventysix Creek: 0.0″Sheldon: 0.0″Summit Lk: 0.0″AZCAIDORUT
0.5″ 1.0″ 2.0″ Inches of snow water equivalentNo snow on the pillow
Circles mark each SNOTEL station in Nevada, with area set by SWE at the start of October 13, 2026; tap a circle for that station.

SNOTEL stations in Nevada

For every SNOTEL station in Nevada, 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
Bear Creek8,090 ft0.1 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.1 inches1 inchesOct 13
Berry Creek9,350 ft1.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a+1.0 inches9 inchesOct 13
Big Bend6,890 ft0.1 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.1 inches1 inchesOct 13
Big Creek Sum8,710 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inchesn/aOct 13
Big Meadow8,240 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a-0.1 inchesn/aOct 13
Bird Creek7,530 ft0.3 inchesn/an/a+0.3 inches3 inchesOct 13
Bristlecone Trail8,900 ft0.2 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 13
Buckskin Lower6,920 ft0.2 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches1 inchesOct 13
Cave Mountain10,580 ft0.8 inchesn/an/a+0.8 inches6 inchesOct 13
Corduroy Flat8,640 ft0.4 inchesn/an/a+0.4 inches0 inchesOct 13
Corral Canyon8,440 ft1.3 inches0.0 inchesn/a+1.3 inches9 inchesOct 13
Diamond Peak8,030 ft2.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a+1.4 inches6 inchesOct 13
Disaster Peak6,260 ft0.3 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.1 inches0 inchesOct 13
Dorsey Basin7,900 ft0.4 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.4 inchesn/aOct 13
Draw Creek7,300 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 13
Dry Creek6,550 ft0.8 inchesn/an/a+0.8 inches1 inchesOct 13
Fawn Creek7,040 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 13
Fry Canyon6,790 ft0.8 inchesn/an/a+0.8 inches0 inchesOct 13
Golconda6,640 ft0.0 inchesn/an/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 13
Granite Peak8,500 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 13
Green Mountain8,180 ft0.4 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.4 inches5 inchesOct 13
Hole-in-Mountain8,170 ft0.6 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.6 inches1 inchesOct 13
Jack Creek Upper7,380 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 13
Jacks Peak8,440 ft0.6 inchesn/an/a+0.6 inches2 inchesOct 13
Kalamazoo7,740 ft0.0 inchesn/an/an/a0 inchesOct 12
Lamance Creek6,390 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 13
Lamoille #38,040 ft0.7 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.7 inches8 inchesOct 13
Lamoille Upper8,990 ft0.9 inchesn/an/a+0.9 inches10 inchesOct 13
Laurel Draw6,680 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 13
Lee Canyon8,620 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 13
Lee Canyon Upper9,390 ft0.3 inchesn/an/a+0.1 inches0 inchesOct 13
Lewis Peak7,370 ft0.2 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.2 inches0 inchesOct 13
Little Valley6,500 ft0.3 inchesn/an/a+0.1 inches0 inchesOct 13
Marlette Lake7,860 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a-0.1 inches0 inchesOct 13
Merritt Mountain6,920 ftn/an/an/an/an/an/a
Mt Rose Ski Area8,810 ft0.5 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.4 inches1 inchesOct 13
ONeil Creek6,490 ft0.0 inchesn/an/an/a0 inchesOct 9
Pole Canyon7,760 ft0.3 inchesn/an/a+0.3 inches0 inchesOct 13
Pole Creek R.S.8,370 ft0.4 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.4 inches1 inchesOct 13
Porter Canyon7,190 ft0.0 inchesn/an/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 13
Rainbow Canyon7,840 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/an/a0 inchesOct 2
Seventysix Creek7,360 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 13
Sheldon5,860 ft0.0 inches0.0 inchesn/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 13
Summit Lk7,600 ft0.0 inchesn/an/a0.0 inches0 inchesOct 13
Taylor Canyon6,320 ft0.1 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.1 inches0 inchesOct 13
Toe Jam7,700 ft0.3 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.3 inches0 inchesOct 13
Vacarro Springs7,890 ft0.7 inchesn/an/a+0.7 inches2 inchesOct 13
Ward Mountain9,170 ft0.6 inches0.0 inchesn/a+0.6 inches5 inchesOct 13
Wheeler Peak10,070 ft1.3 inches0.0 inchesn/a+1.3 inches7 inchesOct 13

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 Nevada station

The ten SNOTEL stations in Nevada with the highest single-day snow water equivalent in their records.
StationSWEDateSince
Mt Rose Ski Area93.6 inchesApril 21, 20171980
Granite Peak61.5 inchesMay 10, 19841980
Lamoille Upper59.2 inchesApril 5, 20232022
Marlette Lake58.4 inchesMay 2, 19831978
Big Meadow53.4 inchesApril 19, 20171983
Hole-in-Mountain51.2 inchesMay 8, 19841981
Bear Creek45.0 inchesMay 7, 19841978
Big Creek Sum43.5 inchesMay 3, 19841980
Jack Creek Upper41.8 inchesMay 4, 19841978
Green Mountain41.3 inchesApril 14, 19841979

Nevada SNOTEL stations at a glance

Stations49
Highest stationCave Mountain, 10,580 ft
Lowest stationSheldon, 5,860 ft