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Weather instrument stations by state
What stands in Montana
Every kind of place an instrument stands at in Montana, and how many stand at each.
Clear the filter and show all 954
In a volunteer observer's own ground300At a cooperative observer's station195Beside a road112At a river or reservoir gauge111A snow pillow on a mountain91A remote fire weather station81At an airfield45At a dam10On a farm or research station3In a park or preserve2At a reservoir2At a fire lookout or ranger station2
What the snow tracker reads here
7 instruments in Montana are read by 4 of the 63 mountains. Listed in the rank order of the state. Each one has its own page, and the ranking they feed is on the snow tracker.
Sacajawea SnotelSAJM8 / 45.874, -110.928 / 6,550 ftBridger Bowl, Bridger Bowlrank11of 954Lone Mountain SnotelBSKM8 / 45.274, -111.427 / 8,880 ftBig Skyrank22of 954Stillwater RAWSSTWM8 / 48.539, -114.559 / 3,331 ftWhitefish Mountainrank22of 954Beaver Creek SnotelBEVM8 / 44.950, -111.359 / 7,850 ftBig Skyrank44of 954Emery Creek SnotelEMCM8 / 48.430, -113.940 / 4,350 ftWhitefish Mountainrank44of 954Grave Creek SnotelGRCM8 / 48.914, -114.766 / 4,300 ftFernierank44of 954Porcupine SnotelPRPM8 / 46.112, -110.470 / 6,500 ftBridger Bowlrank44of 954
Every instrument in this state
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Snow on the ground
The instruments
Ordered by name. Standing is three times the mountains forecast from an instrument plus the places that read it. It measures how much of the network depends on it, not how well it reports.By nameBy standing