Jackson Hole Mountain Resort has had a January for the ages so far, shattering historic snowfall records with an incredible 126 inches, or 10.5 feet! The previous mid-January record at the resort was a measly 102 inches in 2000, leaps and bounds ahead of the third record in 1995 of 95 inches.
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Here’s a table with data from the Bridger Teton Avalanche Center that shows exactly how much snow Jackson has received every day thus far this year. Please note that there was not a single snowless day. Knock on wood.
January Daily Snowfalls:
- 1.1.20 7”
- 1.2.20 14”
- 1.3.20 4”
- 1.4.20 3”
- 1.5.20 5”
- 1.6.20 9”
- 1.7.20 8”
- 1.8.20 1”
- 1.9.20 18”
- 1.10.20 15”
- 1.11.20 3”
- 1.12.20 18”
- 1.13.20 8”
- 1.14.20 13”
These totals, though incredibly exciting as more snow rolls in around the corner, serve as a constant reminder to be careful and safe in- and out-of-bounds this ski season. Happy powdays!
