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Two Ocean Plateau SNOTEL

No snow sat on the pillow at Two Ocean Plateau at the start of October 4, 2026. The NRCS median first snow is October 6, and the median peak is 34.9 in around May 3.

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

Last 8 days

Start-of-day readings for Two Ocean Plateau, last 8 days.
DateSWEMedianPercentDepthPrecip since Oct 1
Oct 40.0 inches0.0 inches0 inches0.0 inches
Oct 30.0 inches0.0 inches0 inches0.0 inches
Oct 20.0 inches0.0 inches0 inches0.0 inches
Oct 10.0 inches0.0 inches0 inches0.0 inches
Sep 300.0 inches0.0 inches0 inches46.3 inches
Sep 290.0 inches0.0 inches0 inches46.3 inches
Sep 280.0 inches0.0 inches0 inches46.1 inches
Sep 270.0 inches0.0 inches0 inches46.1 inches

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Records at Two Ocean Plateau

Record values for Two Ocean Plateau, from daily snowpack history.
Highest SWE on record55.1 inches, June 2, 2011
Deepest snow on record134 inches, March 11, 2017
Biggest season peak55.1 in, 2010-11 season, on June 2, 2011
Smallest season peak20.1 in, 1986-87 season, on April 13, 1987
Last season's peak35.8 in, 2025-26 season, on April 30, 2026

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

Station details

Elevation9,240 ft
CountyTeton
Position44.1518, -110.2212
Record startsOctober 1, 1979
Median peak SWE34.9 in around May 3
Median first snowOctober 6
Median melt-outJune 28
NRCS station ID837:WY:SNTL

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