Mountains in the Transverse Ranges

4 mountains in the Transverse Ranges (United States). The highest is San Gorgonio Mountain at 3,506 m. Ranked by height, prominence or the snow expected in the next 3 days, with the weather expected at each summit.

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#	Mountain	Height	Prominence	Snownext 3 days	Snow7 days	Summit temp.next 3 days	Freezing levelnext 3 days	Windstrongest, 3 days
1	San Gorgonio MountainSan Bernardino Mountains · United States<1 cm snow in 3 days · freezing level 2,950–4,300 m · −4° to 7° · wind 12 km/h	3,506 m	2,528 m	<1 cm	<1 cm	−4° to 7°	2,950–4,300 m	12 km/h
2	Mount San AntonioSan Gabriel Mountains · United StatesNo snow in 3 days · freezing level 3,050–4,250 m · −2° to 7° · wind 14 km/h	3,069 m	1,897 m	0	1 cm	−2° to 7°	3,050–4,250 m	14 km/h
3	Mount Baden-PowellSan Gabriel Mountains · United StatesNo snow in 3 days · freezing level 3,050–4,250 m · −1° to 9° · wind 12 km/h	2,867 m	853 m	0	0	−1° to 9°	3,050–4,250 m	12 km/h
4	Mount BurnhamSan Gabriel Mountains · United StatesNo snow in 3 days · freezing level 3,050–4,250 m · 0° to 10° · wind 12 km/h	2,744 m	–	0	0	0° to 10°	3,050–4,250 m	12 km/h

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Weather: each summit’s forecast is refreshed about once a day (last update 21 hours ago). Forecast snowfall, temperature and freezing level at each summit from each area’s general-purpose model, at 10 cm of snow per 10 mm of water; the wind is the model’s wind for that spot, and real summit winds are often stronger. Prominence: how far a summit rises above the lowest col linking it to higher ground. Mountains, heights, prominence and ranges: Wikidata (CC0). Forecasts: Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0).