On June 16, crews began to remove avalanche debris and snow from potential boulders from this rockslide near Olmsted Point.
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4月15日
除雪開始
4月21日
Tioga Road April 21, 2005
Starting location: 4.3 miles East of Crane Flat
Ending Location: 4.8 miles East of Crane Flat
Distance plowed today: .5 miles
Snow depth: 11 feet
5月13日
Starting location: At White Wolf, 14 miles from Crane Flat Gate
Ending location: 14.5 miles from Gate
Distance plowed today: .5 miles
Snow depth is 15+ feet and getting deeper
Tioga Road progress for May 14, 2005
Starting location: 14.5 miles from Crane Flat Gate
Ending Location: 15.1 miles from Crane Flat Gate
Distance plowed: .6
Snow depth is 16 feet
May 16, 2005 10:57 PM
May 16th, all work on Tioga was suspended so crews could respond to the flood event in the Valley
May 17th.
Starting location: 15.1 miles from Crane Flat gate
Ending location: 15.6 miles from Crane Flat gate
Distance plowed today: .5 miles
Snow depth is 15 feet
Tioga Road progress May 21
Starting location: 20.6 miles from gate
Ending location: 22.2 miles from gate
Distance plowed: 1.6 miles
Snow depth: 6 feet
Tioga Road progress May 23
Starting location: 22.2 miles from gate
Ending location: 22.5 miles from gate
Distance plowed: .3 miles
Snow depth: 8 feet
Tioga Road progress May 24
Starting location: 22.5 miles from gate
Ending location: 25 miles from gate
Distance plowed today: 2.5 miles
Snow depth 4 feet
Tioga Road progress May 25
Starting location: 25 miles from Gate
Ending location: 25.8 miles from gate
Distance plowed today: .8 miles
Snow depth: 7 feet
Tioga Road report for May 26
Starting location: 25.8 miles from gate
Ending location: 26.6 miles from gate (May Lake Road)
Distance plowed today: .8 miles
Snow depth: 5 feet
No forward progress today (May 27). There was a substantial rock/mud slide in avalanche zone one. Slide was cleared by noon, however other emergency road repairs at several places throughout the park kept road crews busy the entire day.
Tioga Road report for May 31
Starting location: May lake turn-off
Ending location: Olmsted parking lot
Distance plowed today: 1.8 miles
snow depth: 4 feet
On June 1st, we will be preparing to cut through the Olmsted Avalanche zone. June 2nd, we intend to cut through the zone at Olmsted. Starting early, when there is a good freeze is imperative. Once we have cut through, the crews will go back west and let the snow takes its course. No work will be done for the rest of the day. An assessment will be done on Friday morning to see if it is safe for the crews to go through and proceed east.
Tioga Road report for June 2
Park crews were able to cut through the Olmsted avalanche zone today. After the cut, all personnel were sent back to work west of the zone while the avalanche team checks out the zone and waits the normal 24 hours to see if there will be any movement. If there is no activity, the crews will proceed eastward tomorrow.
Tioga Road report for June 4
Today, the crews were able to plow through avalanche zone 21 (Marmot Dome) and meet up with where the County left off. This does not mean that the road is opened. From Olmsted Point to Tuolumne Meadows, the road is plowed only a bit wider than one lane. Equipment failures have lead to this. We still need to widen these approximately 10 miles of road. We still have three active avalanche zones. In these areas, the road will remain only one lane wide until the zones are downgraded. The avalanche team believes Olmsted zone will probably remain a n avalanche zone for at least two more weeks. The road crews still need to plow out the administrative areas, widen the roadway, do ditching, road repairs, sweeping, and most of the signs along the road will need to be replaced. We still do not have a set opening date. We will be opening Segment 2, from Walker Party to Yosemite Creek, Thursday, June 9th.
Tioga Road report for June 14
Avalanche zones are still active on the Tioga Road. Park staff traveling on the road for administrative purposes are required to have avalanche training and equipment.
On June 14, crews began to remove boulders from this rockslide near Olmsted Point.
Tioga Road report for June 16
On June 16, crews began to remove avalanche debris and snow from potential boulders from this rockslide near Olmsted Point.