Current Snow pack Satellite Images?????

Howdy,...

Putting all my eggs in one basket…..

Current Snow pack Satellite Images?????

Looking to get my July turns in and have one chance to do it.

Putting all my eggs in one basket (my last chance) and Betting on the NE bowls of Three Finger Jack off of Santiam Pass Oregon.

Is there a site that has current satellite images that would show snow pack in the Central Oregon Cascades?????????

Note: there was 4’ of snow there 45 days ago.

Any info out there that would help?????? I know there is still turns all around the Sisters, Hood and Jefferson, and of course the Tatoosh...but I can’t get to those turns.

I'm dreaming of a 1/2-a' football field size patch that would end in our sweet little tarn....Slush del Sur'

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As far as I know, this is about as good as it will get:

rapidfire.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/subsets/

The website offers up natural color MODIS imagery in a variety of resolutions with 250 meters the finest resolution. The only overlays on the imagery will be state boundaries and red boxes which indicate active fires. Two images are offered up each day.

For the entire Northwest, try this link:

rapidfire.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/subsets/?USA1

Wow...Thank you!

Though not real convincing (probably wont show my partners).
...not alot of white on the spot where I want to go....

Wish me luck!

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You just made my day (and the next couple summers). Thanks!

(Subtext: Make sure to help support some of the non-ManOnMars missions of NASA's whenever you get the chance!)