Handy snow depth site.

[Fletch]

http://www.erh.noaa.gov/nerfc/graphics/snowmaps/html/snow_depth.html

This comes in handy. You can check an area you may hunt but not be near. It is updated every day. I am in the nice bright orange right now. yik. :

[5.9cummins]

I hope they mean depth after compaction.

Because that is no where near the total fallen. Got family outside Syracuse and they got better than double what is shown and i know south towns of buffalo would laugh if you showed them that .

[Jennifer]

Not sure how accurate that is. I live in a 'white' area and I'll tell you we have at least 24" out there right now!

[Fletch]

It is compacted depth so what is actually on ground. Can not say how accurate everywhere but I had over 50 inches fallen (Buffalo who?) but have about 30 on ground after settling so it is close where I am.

[mossy725]

This map is no where close to being accurate.

[Culvercreek hunt club]

I must suck at judging distance ...lol.. 6" is up to the middle of my calf. I bet it is hard to define on a map during a lake effect even. It can change a lot in just a few miles down the road

[Geno C]

wonder how accurate it is..

[Culvercreek hunt club]

wonder how accurate it is..

It is off at my location by about 6"

[mossy725]

The South Buffalo area and Catt. County area (Randolph) that got hammered with 50+ inches, is off by, well close to 50 inches. It's not accurate at all.  :

[Geno C]

wonder how accurate it is..

It is off at my location by about 6"

oh, so pretty accurate lol  :

[Culvercreek hunt club]

wonder how accurate it is..

It is off at my location by about 6"

oh, so pretty accurate lol  :

I have refered to it before and it usually isn't off by too much. It is a lot better when a general snow fall happens. lake effect really throws it off. It must use spotter reports and interpolate the depth lines.

[nyantler]

OH GREAT! my camp is in the 20-25 inch range... ???

[Culvercreek hunt club]

based on the responses here Joe---could be a foot.....or 4

[nyantler]

Not sure if you're familiar with the Tug Hill Region but I don't plan on driving into camp until spring..lol