By now, you’ve heard about the absolutely insane amount of snow Mammoth Mountain has received. But what you may not know is that the resort just broke a record for its snowiest month of all time. A whopping 241 inches have been recorded at Main Lodge in January, and there’s much more at higher elevations. Fifty eight of those inches fell just this past weekend, bringing the season total to 344 inches—a.k.a. 28.5 feet…

That’s right—there has never been a deeper month than January 2017 at Mammoth, and the craziest part of it all is that we still have a full week left before February arrives. Revel in the media, below, and stay tuned for a whole lot more once conditions are safer to shred. (There’s so much snow right now that lift operations are temporarily limited.)

Snowiest January on record for @mammothmountain with more on the way ???????? -» ????‍????????: @skichef • #chasingadvanture #gopro #hero5

A video posted by Chris Benchetler (@chrisbenchetler) on Jan 22, 2017 at 7:18am PST

Poppin pillows next to @_smithmade_ -» Deep times out there today • #gopro #hero5 #chasingadvanture

A video posted by Chris Benchetler (@chrisbenchetler) on Jan 21, 2017 at 8:25pm PST

It's one of these kind of days today. Dig out, stay safe, and get ready for the next phase. @tomstout760 @go4ertopher

A video posted by Mammoth Creative Collective (@mammothcreativecollective) on Jan 23, 2017 at 9:21am PST

When you wake up, open the door and realize, "yup, I'm going back to sleep and waking after somebody shovels my car and walkway out." Biggest #snowmonth in Mammoth Lakes history! Stay in and stay safe everybody. _______________________ Photo by: @loubug51 _______________________

A photo posted by Mammoth Lakes (@visitmammoth) on Jan 23, 2017 at 11:31am PST

Here is to the snowiest month on record at Mammoth, over 200 inches and counting!⛷ @bernierosow, @mammothmountain, #mammothstories, @visitmammoth, @oakleyskiing

A photo posted by Christian Pondella (@christianpondella) on Jan 22, 2017 at 4:55pm PST

Getting buried! A couple timelapses from today!

A video posted by Greg Weaver (@weavsworld) on Jan 22, 2017 at 8:19pm PST

Due to the monstrosity that is this storm, we are closed for the night. Stay home. Total chaos. Mass hysteria. All that good stuff. #mammothstories

A photo posted by Mammoth Brewing (@mammothbrewing) on Jan 22, 2017 at 5:55pm PST

Our house is literally #buried. After getting 240" of #snow in the last three weeks, you could say it's #deep in #mammoth right now. #pitted #roofdrop #whatlineshoulditake #secondfloorpatio #januburied #mammothstories

A photo posted by Greg Wallace (@enrique_dynamite) on Jan 23, 2017 at 2:16pm PST

GOT SNOW? #gotsnow #mammoth #mammothstories #bmw #haha #dudewheresmycar #carporn #f90 #bmwf90 #snow #dumpingsnow

A photo posted by Chris (@normal_is_a_flaw) on Jan 23, 2017 at 1:44pm PST

Epic powder days begin in the parking lot… Sharing this photo from @chefnicky in Mammoth Lakes, CA for a hint of the scale of the January Sierra snowstorms! . . — Original Post — ????: @chefnicky I'm thinking we are going to be here for a little bit. Yesterday we found some great pockets of powder waist deep and deeper in other parts. I woke this morning to the sound of the ski patrol blasting the mountain with dynamite setting off avalanches working hard to get parts of the mountain open. I along with my friends who are locals here ,have never seen this much snow at once. #mammothstories #mammoth #powder #grateful #steepanddeep #california

A photo posted by sierra28k (@sierra28k) on Jan 23, 2017 at 9:36am PST

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