Pass Conditions

WA · SR-20 · 5,575 ft

Sherman Pass conditions

Advisory

Sherman Pass SR 20

no current information available. The reporting has ended for this season. · Eastbound: No restrictions · Westbound: No restrictions · Travel advisory active

Observed by this pipeline:Jul 30, 2026, 7:50 PM UTC · Agency update:Jul 20, 2026, 6:41 AM UTC

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Coverage statement:WSDOT Mountain Pass Conditions, including directional restrictions and agency update times.Coverage is limited to passes WSDOT reports through the Mountain Pass API.

Snow and forecast context

Not availableNOHRSC estimated snowfall · 24h
Not availableNOHRSC estimated snowfall · 72h
Not availableNOHRSC season accumulation
Not availablenearest SNOTEL snow depth
Not availableNWS-grid snowfall forecast · next 72h

Forecast not available from the latest pipeline run.

Cameras, roadside weather and snowplows

Coverage statement: Camera images and RWIS readings are not republished in this launch dataset. Use the official DOT link for the current camera and road-weather view.

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Nearby live road records

Road point or segmentStatusAgency updateOfficial
Sherman Pass SR 20Advisory
no current information available. The reporting has ended for this season. · Eastbound: No restrictions · Westbound: No restrictions · Travel advisory active
Jul 20, 2026, 6:41 AM UTC
looked Jul 30, 2026, 7:50 PM UTC
DOT

Snow history near Sherman Pass

Historical station backfill has not reached this pass yet.

Recent status transitions

No status transition has been archived for the matched road records yet.

NOHRSC snowfall is a roughly 4 km analysis, not a road-surface observation. SNOTEL and GHCN stations can differ materially in distance and elevation. Always use the DOT link for the travel decision.