2000/2001 Season Recap for
Lookout Pass Ski Area
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The winter of 2000/01 was excessively temperate for all ten ski areas in eastern Washington, northern Idaho and western Montana. We only had about 50% of our normal snowfall, as shown by our daily snow reports and the Natural Resources Conservation Service graph of Lookout's snowpack. This meant that we had the "acknowledged" best conditions in the three state region. When we have 200 inches in March, but everyone else has 150, the difference is not as dramatic, and the other (larger) areas sometimes don't acknowledge our superior champagne powder. | ||||||||
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| Snow Report Data |
Inches of Snow: Top / Bottom / New Temperature (ºF) at Lodge, ~ 6 AM |
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| 38/20/2 26 |
54/34/14 24 |
62/45/2 28 |
72/51/1 21 |
78/59/3 24 |
89/68/3 26 |
84/65/0 19 |
68/56/trace 25 |
64/45/5 28 |
| Dec 1 | Dec 15 | Jan 1 | Jan 15 | Feb 1 | Feb 15 | Mar 1 | Mar 15 | Apr 1 |
 Part of the 2000/01 Rental Shop Staff: Ian, Matt & Greg |
I didn't match the previous season in vertical miles
skied, but I was here every day during the 2000-2001
season as the
Rental and Retail Shop Manager. Thanks for a
great season! Greg Marsh wallace-id.com weblord |
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