Regional Forecasts

Winter Storm Ferus Recap

Winter Storm Ferus brought snow to the West, northern Plains and Upper Midwest Dec. 21 through Dec. 23, 2015. The storm system also caused high winds in the Pacific Northwest on Dec. 21, knocking out power and downing trees.

Here is a recap of the snow and wind reports from Ferus.

(MORE: Impacts from Winter Storm Ferus)

Ferus Snow Reports

California

34 inches at Northstar Ski Resort
22 inches at Bear Valley Ski Resort

Colorado

39 inches at Molas and Coal Bank Pass
21.5 inches at Grand Mesa

Idaho

24 inches at Brundage Ski Area
12 inches in Fairfield and Almo

Minnesota

5.5 inches at Salol
3.0 inches at Crookston

Montana

13 inches near Heron
5 inches at West Yellowstone

Nevada

36 inches at Heavenly Valley Ski Resort
12 inches at Dagget Pass

New Mexico

10 inches near Chama

North Dakota

7 inches at Willow City
6 inches near Towner

Oregon

10 inches near La Pine
5 inches in Sunriver

Utah

37 inches at Brighton Crest
27 inches at Solitude

Washington

12 inches in Cle Elum Monday.
6.2 inches of snow in Spokane Monday.
5 inches of snow in Yakima Monday.
Snow mixed with rain Monday afternoon at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when the cold, upper-level low moved over the area.

Wisconsin

6.5 inches near Cornucopia
3.1 inches in Ashland

Wyoming

42 inches estimated at 10,00 feet in the Sierra Madre Range
20.5 inches at Jackson Hole

Ferus Wind Reports

Peak winds reached parts of the I-5 corridor (Willamette Valley) Monday afternoon and there have been numerous reports of trees and power lines down across northwestern Oregon as of late Monday afternoon. On Monday evening a trailor was overturned in Twin Falls, Idaho.

As of just before 5 p.m. PST Monday a wind gust of 71 mph was measured at the National Weather Service office in Pendleton, Oregon. At the Portland International Airport winds gusted to 55 mph just before 2 p.m and a tractor-trailer was blown off the roadway near the airport Monday afternoon.

A wind gust to 129 mph was measured at the summit of Mammoth Mountain in California on Monday.