Snow Report: Light snow at Mt. Hood
Mt. Hood reported 2 new inches in the last 24hrs while Mt. Bachelor remained dry. Bachelor’s base height has dropped below 80″.
Continue ReadingMt. Hood reported 2 new inches in the last 24hrs while Mt. Bachelor remained dry. Bachelor’s base height has dropped below 80″.
Continue ReadingMt. Bachelor reported a fresh dusting of snow with flurries throughout the day. Timberline Resort received two inches of snow in the past 24 hours. The Cascades will see a mix of rain and snow showers tomorrow, and temps will stay chilly in the 40s.
Continue ReadingMountain snow arrives today and will linger into tomorrow. Mt. Bachelor received about 1” of heavy snow in the early AM. You may encounter some slushy and sick conditions on the mountain passes. Winds are also expected to ramp up.
Continue ReadingSnow is expected to arrive this weekend as a cold pocket of air with a good deal of moisture is slated to arrive Saturday. The snow will linger into Sunday and add to the impressive seasonal snowfall amounts in over the Cascades. Windy conditions may develop so stay alert for changes in the wind pattern.
Continue ReadingNo new snow to report. Mt. Bachelor and Timberline are still open with spring hours.
Continue ReadingSnow showers are possible tonight, but not much, generally just some light snow. More snow is expected over the weekend. Mainly Saturday night into Sunday. Saturday afternoon may see a few flakes.
Continue ReadingMt. Bachelor has a base height of 83 inches. No new snow to report.
Continue ReadingFor the most part, the area is going to be dealing with some low clouds that will hang around the tops of the mountains. The overcast conditions are expected once again on Thursday with a passing shower in the evening. Temperatures the rest of the week will be in the 40s each afternoon, and we
Continue ReadingLight snow across the Cascades. One new inch at Bachelor with two new inches at Timberline.
Continue ReadingSpring shredding is going on at both Bachelor and Timberline as each location has boasted another inch or two of snow in the past 18 hours. Expect to see a few snow showers over the weekend as another colder than usual system crosses the Cascades. Wednesday will be partly cloudy, so enjoy this incredible season
Continue ReadingMt. Bachelor reported 8 new inches yesterday. Time to get out and enjoy a late season powder day.
Continue ReadingMt. Bachelor received around 8″ of snow last night as a burst of snow, very specific to the region, added to the impressive seasonal totals. Currently there is a base of 89″ on the mountain. The other resort that is still spinning the lifts, Timberline, only received about an inch.
Continue ReadingAfter many weeks without snow, light snow will fall across the Cascades today. Timberline and Bachelor are open.
Continue ReadingIt’s currently snowing up at Mt. Bachelor as I write this! More mountain snow is expected tonight, continuing into Monday and Tuesday. Exciting news for late season skiers and riders. Just be prepared for winter driving conditions if you’re heading up.
Continue ReadingSnow returns to the mountains this weekend! Mt. Bachelor says this system could bring up to “2 between tomorrow afternoon and Monday.
Continue ReadingWarm temperatures are melting the mountain snow. Some light snow showers may return to the Cascades starting Sunday. Mt. Bachelor and Timberline Resort remain open this weekend!
Continue ReadingBase heights are dropping fast with the warm weather. Bachelor will be open through the weekend.
Continue ReadingThe base heights continue to drop due to warmer temps and lack of snow. Dry conditions will continue into Friday with some above normal temperatures.
Continue ReadingAnother day with no new snow. Dry conditions persists and base heights continue to drop.
Continue ReadingSince we had well over 400 inches of snow at Bachelor (439″) and over 500 inches on the mountains around Timberline (520″) there is still a good deal of snow left to shred. Don’t expect much more this season, but there may be some wet flakes falling next week as a cold pocket of air
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