Highest Temperature: 97 degrees, June 20, 1995; September 10, 11, 2002

Lowest Temperature: - 43 degrees, January 20, 1994

Max. 24hr Precipitation: 4.21 inches, September 11, 1999

Max. Monthly Precipitation: 11.58 inches, October 2005

Max. 24hr Snowfall: 21.1 inches, March 16, 1999

Max. Monthly Snowfall: 47.0 inches, December 1995

Highest Snowpack (snow on ground): 43 inches, Mar 14, 1993

Highest Wind Gust: 57 mph, April 6, 1995

Highest Barometric Pressure: 30.87", January 27, 1994

Lowest Barometric Pressure: 28.56", March 09, 2005

DATE..............AVERAGE DEPTH SAMPLE.............WATER CONTENT............% DENSITY *

02/18/2008---------------------31 inches--------------------------8.03 inches----------------------26%

03/03/2008---------------------42 inches--------------------------9.90 inches----------------------24%

03/10/2008---------------------35 inches--------------------------8.50 inches----------------------24%

03/17/2008---------------------34 inches--------------------------8.40 inches----------------------25%

03/24/2008---------------------35 inches--------------------------10.1 inches----------------------29%

03/31/2008---------------------32 inches--------------------------9.70 inches----------------------30%

04/08/2008---------------------30 inches--------------------------9.20 inches----------------------31%

04/15/2008---------------------22 inches--------------------------7.20 inches----------------------33%

04/21/2008---------------------11 inches--------------------------4.20 inches----------------------37%

* The snow pack density (water equivalent in inches divided by snowpack depth in inches) is based on measurements obtained from sources listed above. A snowpack with densities above 0.33 is considered "ripe". A ripe snowpack no longer has the ability to absorb rainfall and would tend to release water during a rain event.