SNOTEL Telemetry StationWYID: 822:WY:SNTL
Confidence:High

Togwotee Pass, WY: Snow Depth & Forecast

Physical Sensor: Automated SNOTEL Station •Elevation: 9,580 ft (2,920 m) •Coordinates: 43.754°N, 110.057°W •Region: Wyoming Tetons & Togwotee

Activity Profile:
Verified Telemetry
0.0/10
PoorCondition Rating

Poor: Thin 0" base, softening at 44°F, calm winds.

Condition score evaluates settled base depth (0"), fresh powder, temperature preservation, and wind crust hazards.

Data Freshness & Provenance

🟢 Live Telemetry Synced
Settled Base DepthUSDA SNOTEL Sensor
Just nowRecent
Recent Snowfall AccumulationAutomated Telemetry
Just nowFresh
7-Day Atmospheric ForecastOpen-Meteo Numerical Stream
< 1 min agoLive
Historical Baseline (% of Normal)NRCS / NOAA 1991–2020 Normals
30-Yr BenchmarkBenchmark
Settled Base DepthTogwotee Pass
Measured (SNOTEL)
0in
SWE (Water Eq.)0.2"
24h New Snow+0"
72h Storm Total+0"
Historical Season Baseline2% of Normal

Why Conditions Currently Look Limited

Togwotee Pass
Positive Condition Drivers
  • Calm 0 mph winds with low windchill
Limitations & Caution Factors
  • Thin 0" base with exposed rocks, snags & culverts
  • High 44°F temp causes rapid snowpack degradation
Mathematical Point Contributions:
Base Depth: 0 ptsTemp Thaw: -5 pts

7-Day Snow & Weather Forecast

High-resolution Open-Meteo atmospheric forecast

7-Day Total: +17.0" Snow
TodayOct 2
❄️
+4.5"
28°16°
💨 12 mph
SatOct 3
🌨️
+6"
24°12°
💨 18 mph
SunOct 4
❄️
+2"
26°14°
💨 10 mph
MonOct 5
⛅
32°18°
💨 8 mph
TueOct 6
☀️
34°20°
💨 14 mph
WedOct 7
🌨️
+3.5"
27°15°
💨 20 mph
ThuOct 8
❄️
+1"
29°17°
💨 11 mph

2026–27 Snow Season & Historical Baselines

1991–2020 Normals
Current vs Typical for Date
2%-98% below typical
Historical Average Peak Depth
96"Typically late Feb – early Apr
Typical Recreation Season
November - JuneCore winter snowpack window
Methodology: Baselines represent 30-year median snow water and depth records calculated by USDA NRCS / NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information.

About Togwotee Pass Telemetry & Climatology

The undisputed capital of Rocky Mountain snowmobiling. Togwotee Pass offers 600+ miles of groomed trails and thousands of acres of untracked mountain bowls with legendary snow depth.

Season Normals & Recreation Windows

The typical winter season for this zone runs from November - June. Historically, peak snow depth averages approximately 96 inches, generally reached between late February and early April depending on elevation.

Measurement MechanismAutomated Ultrasonic Acoustic Depth + Snow Pillow SWE
Elevation ZoneHigh Alpine Continental

Official Avalanche Advisory Required (Togwotee Pass)

SnowBase condition ratings score snow depth and meteorological quality, NOT avalanche danger. Before backcountry skiing or mountain riding, you must check the official regional avalanche forecast and carry rescue gear (beacon, shovel, probe).

View Official Avalanche Center Forecast →

Station Quality & Sensor Reliability

Verified Telemetry
Telemetry NetworkSNOTEL Automated Telemetry
Polling FrequencyHourly automated acoustic & pillow polling
Continuous Historical Record24 Years of Verified Data
Missing Sensor Observations< 1.2% (High Reliability)

Station Geography

Base Depth
48"+
24 - 48"
12 - 24"
< 12"

Nearby Telemetry Stations

Sorted by Distance
Teton Pass (Phillips Bench)45.8 mi away • 8,200 ft (1,380 ft lower)
0"SNOTEL
Trial Lake (Mirror Lake Uintas)217.3 mi away • 9,992 ft (+412 ft higher)
0"SNOTEL
Brighton (Big Cottonwood)231.6 mi away • 8,750 ft (830 ft lower)
0"SNOTEL
Alta Collins (Little Cottonwood)234 mi away • 9,662 ft (+82 ft higher)
0"SNOTEL

Nearby Winter Recreation Areas

Surrounding Zones
Togwotee Pass & Continental Divide BasinThe global capital of Rocky Mountain mountain snowmobiling and high-country bowls.
0.3 mi→
Little & Big Cottonwood CanyonsThe epicenter of the Wasatch Range and Utah's 'Greatest Snow on Earth'.
233.8 mi→
Steamboat & Rabbit Ears PassEndless rolling high-country meadows and world-famous Steamboat champagne powder.
292.5 mi→
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