Im having trouble finding the snow level for the southern Washington Cascades, specifically southeast of Mt St Helens. I can't find the info on the Gifford Pinchot Natl Forest website. Anyone have any tips on finding this info?
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Snow level for southern Washington Cascades?
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noaa snow model is pretty good
you can pan around
basically, no snow SE of Mt St Helens
also, trip reports at oregonhikers.org
low. :)
A little north of there:
Chinook Pass is scheduled April 3. That is over a month earlier than normal. In 1973 it opened April 5.
There is about three feet at the summit there right now.
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