Stevens Pass — the season
Washington · snowpack measured at Stevens Pass SNOTEL, 3,940′
Peak vs NRCS median peak
65%
peak 24.6″ · NRCS median peak 38.0″
Peak snowpack
24.6″
SWE · NRCS median peak 38.0″ (Mar 30)
Season snowfall
203″
measured, 2025-26
Past winters on record
36
behind the shaded band
Snowpack vs the NRCS median
This winter's snow-water equivalent against the daily median NRCS publishes for this station — the shaded band is where the middle half of its 36 past winters on record sat.
2025-26 (this season)
NRCS median
middle half of 36 past winters (p25–p75)
previous season
View as table (1st of each month)
| Date | 2025-26 SWE | NRCS median SWE |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 1 | 0.0″ | 0.0″ |
| Nov 1 | 0.3″ | 0.0″ |
| Dec 1 | 1.5″ | 5.8″ |
| Jan 1 | 8.4″ | 15.6″ |
| Feb 1 | 14.3″ | 27.9″ |
| Mar 1 | 17.1″ | 32.3″ |
| Apr 1 | 23.5″ | 36.3″ |
| May 1 | 8.1″ | 30.0″ |
| Jun 1 | 0.0″ | 4.4″ |
The regional snowfall race
Cumulative measured snowfall across Washington this season — who's running away with it.
Crystal Mountain
The Summit at Snoqualmie
Stevens Pass
Mt. Baker
View as table (season totals)
| Resort | Season snowfall |
|---|---|
| Crystal Mountain | 272″ |
| The Summit at Snoqualmie | 218″ |
| Stevens Pass | 203″ |
| Mt. Baker | 162″ |
Snowpack & snowfall: USDA NRCS SNOTEL (wcc.sc.egov.usda.gov); the median is NRCS's published daily median. Snowfall is measured as daily depth-rise and reads conservative; a resort-reported total will appear here once the claims lens is live.