Maximum Snow Accumulation in Sequoia National Park by Year

Here is a list of the maximum snow ground cover depth recorded in Sequoia National Park, California for each available year between 1968 and 2023.

Deepest Snow on the Ground in Sequoia National Park History

The most snow accumulation ever measured in Sequoia National Park was 196.0 inches which was recorded on March 1, 1969.

Year	Max Depth (inches)	Date
2023	none	–
2021	58.0	January 29
2020	43.0	April 7
2019	102.0	March 8
2018	48.0	March 4
2017	98.0	January 24
2016	72.0	February 1
2015	34.0	December 25
2014	28.0	December 13
2013	43.0	January 11
2012	60.0	March 18
2011	164.0	March 25
2010	100.0	March 4
2009	83.0	February 17
2008	101.0	February 25
2007	66.0	February 28
2006	96.0	April 5
2005	92.0	March 23
2004	77.0	February 27
2003	43.0	February 27
2002	59.0	January 30
2001	80.0	February 12
2000	94.0	March 9
1999	55.0	January 31
1998	116.0	March 6
1997	89.0	January 26
1996	76.0	March 13
1995	120.0	March 23
1994	85.0	February 22
1993	121.0	February 23
1992	78.0	February 16
1991	77.0	March 27
1990	61.0	February 19
1989	74.0	February 9
1988	57.0	December 25
1987	46.0	December 30
1986	87.0	March 16
1985	84.0	March 28
1984	63.0	December 20
1983	156.0	March 25
1982	111.0	April 1
1981	69.0	January 30
1980	108.0	March 7
1979	91.0	February 23
1978	132.0	February 13
1977	24.0	December 24
1976	57.0	March 4
1975	87.0	April 6
1974	78.0	January 7
1973	130.0	February 13
1972	71.0	February 6
1971	84.0	January 13
1970	63.0	December 22
1969	196.0	March 1
1968	54.0	December 26

Weather Station Details

Years	Station	Coordinates
1968–2024	Lodgepole Visitor's Center	location