Snow Report

Mild temperatures make for spring skiing conditions. Sunny skies and no snow in the forecast. Base heights are forecasted to drop.

Drier conditions and no new snow. The base height at Mt. Bachelor is 134″

Timberline saw a half foot in the last 24hrs. They’ve received nearly a whole foot in the last 72hrs.

A brief break in the snow today, but another round of snow is slated for Thursday night. We may see a bit more snow on Saturday, but after that it looks fairly dry. Spring snow riding in full bloom. Have fun, stay safe and enjoy the rides.

A bluebird day at the mountain following yesterday’s snow. We received a nice refresh of snow with a whole 5″ at Timberline Lodge.

Most resorts have posted a couple of inches of snow in the past 24 hours and more is on the way. Expect to see some off and on snow get squeezed out by the mountains as moisture moves in from the west. A few more days of cloudy and snowy weather, a brief break on

Timberline Lodge and Mt. Bachelor received 1″ while t. Hood Meadows received 2″. Spring skiing conditions this week.

The temperatures this week will be on the mild side, but some snow is still expected overnight tonight and possibly tomorrow night. Temps warm to the 50s Wednesday and Thursday, so grooming efforts will need to be excellent, as always. Breezy to windy weather is also possible. Stay safe and enjoy the rides.

Spring conditions with mild, clear, and dry weather means no new snow to report. Base heights have dropped a bit.

Milder than normal temperatures this weekend as high pressure rides in overhead and keeps the region dry and sunny. Highs will top out in the 40s both Saturday and Sunday, so the well groomed slopes await. Snow is expected to return overnight Sunday into Monday so the base will regain some of the snow lost

Drier conditions and clearer skies following snow this week makes for ideal spring skiing. Catch the Big Wave Challenge at Mt. Bachelor beginning 9am Saturday.

A warmer pattern is expected this weekend with the skies clearing. Temps will reach the 40s on Saturday and Sunday ahead of more snow slated for Sunday night and most of the day Monday. The dry pattern will allow those that love to ride the snow in spring-like conditions, while next week we add more

A few new inches of recent snow will make for a bluebird day at Mt. Bachelor. Drier conditions heading ino the weekend.

Spring skiing is in full swing as we push through the month of April on a snowy note. Not a lot of snow, but a couple of inches will be delivered over the next day or so. Heading into the weekend, we will be dealing with mostly sunny skies and a bit milder weather as

There were 6″ at Mt. Bachelor making spring skiing feel and look a little more like winter skiing. Snow will taper off by the end of today.