John Farley
Supporter
On Friday, March 8, intensive convective snow occurred over the mountain ranges of New Mexico, with towering storm clouds over the mountains but sunshine and blue skies in nearby valleys. Here is a picture looking at the storm over the Sangre de Cristo Mountains northeast of Santa Fe.
This storm dumped a foot of snow at Ski Santa Fe during the day, with a storm total of 15 inches the next morning. Across the valley at the Pajarito Ski Area in the Jemez Mountains near Los Alamos, the storm total was 14 inches. A bull writeup of my observations of this storm system, with additional pictures, can be found at:
This storm dumped a foot of snow at Ski Santa Fe during the day, with a storm total of 15 inches the next morning. Across the valley at the Pajarito Ski Area in the Jemez Mountains near Los Alamos, the storm total was 14 inches. A bull writeup of my observations of this storm system, with additional pictures, can be found at:
