Disaster Peak SNOTEL

Disaster Peak recorded 0.3 in of snow water equivalent at the start of October 4, 2026 and 0 in of snow on the ground.

as of 5:40 AM PDT, October 4, 2026

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

Last 8 days

Start-of-day readings for Disaster Peak, last 8 days.
Date	SWE	Precip since Oct 1
Oct 4	0.3 inches
Oct 3	0.3 inches	0.0 inches
Oct 2	0.0 inches	0.0 inches
Oct 1	0.0 inches	0.0 inches
Sep 30	0.0 inches	19.1 inches
Sep 29	0.0 inches	19.1 inches
Sep 28	0.0 inches	19.1 inches
Sep 27	0.0 inches	19.1 inches

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Records at Disaster Peak

Record values for Disaster Peak, from daily snowpack history.
Highest SWE on record	25.7 inches, April 11, 1984
Deepest snow on record	42 inches, February 4, 2008
Biggest season peak	25.7 in, 1983-84 season, on April 11, 1984
Smallest season peak	0.9 in, 2025-26 season, on February 22, 2026
Last season's peak	0.9 in, 2025-26 season, on February 22, 2026

45 complete water years in the record, daily SWE since October 1, 1980

Station details

Elevation	6,260 ft
County	Humboldt
Position	41.9674, -118.1893
Record starts	October 1, 1980
Median peak SWE	7.8 in around March 5
Median first snow	December 1
Median melt-out	March 28
NRCS station ID	445:NV:SNTL

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