Get ready for another mild spring day on the mountain, with highs climbing into the 50s! Skiers and riders should be aware that a mix of rain and snow is possible tomorrow. A little light snow could return early next week, but amounts look minimal right now, though the forecast could still change. Only a
Continue Reading There have been some gusty winds across some of the highest peaks in the Cascades so not ideal conditions today. Apart from the winds, there was a decent amount of groomed snow at Bachelor, Timberline and Mt. Hood for a nice day. Soft snow late as the temps warmed. This week will see some rain
Continue Reading Above normal temperatures remain in place today, bringing another mild day on the mountain with highs in the 50s. It should be another pleasant day for spring skiing and riding. A wetter pattern returns to the Cascades midweek, bringing a slight chance for a rain and snow mix Wednesday, but highs will still hover near
Continue Reading The spring season is in full swing, and the conditions are reflecting the mild seasonal temperatures. Start early in the day to get the best snow after grooming, then as the day moves along the snow softens up. Be alert for any low snow areas and listen to the instructions from the resort you are
Continue Reading No new snow to report today. Temperatures are running well above normal, with highs reaching the upper 50s at the resorts. Expect beautiful conditions for spring riding! Mt. Bachelor – Outback Lift Line
Continue ReadingThe big story for the Cascades today is the sunshine and the warm-up. We are looking at beautiful, clear conditions for the resorts and dry pavement for the mountain passes heading into the work week. Photo Courtesy: Mt. Hood Meadows | Top of Cascade Resort Update: Mt. Bachelor: Still holding a base of about 37 inches. With
Continue Reading While the valley floor enjoys 70-degree temperatures, our mountain peaks are offering some of the best spring skiing of the season. Photo Courtesy of Mt. Bachelor | Blue skies and spring vibes at Sunrise Lodge! Skiers and riders are out soaking up the sun and enjoying those smooth High Desert turns. It’s a classic April day on the
Continue ReadingThe “Late-Season Gift”While the valley floor is prepping for 70-degree weather, the Cascades are sitting on a massive “miracle” refresh. According to the National Weather Service and recent NOAA station data, a powerful spring storm delivered a rare April powder alert across the High Desert’s backyard. By the Numbers: Resort TotalsThe midweek storm cycle was a major producer for
Continue Reading About a foot of fresh snow fell in the Cascades with this week’s winter storm, a welcome boost after a quieter snow season. Enjoy the great riding and bluebird skies today, with warmer temperatures expected through the weekend. Mt. Bachelor – Top of Pine Marten
Continue Reading The Cascades have seen about a foot of new snow in the past 24 hours and the mercury in the thermometer is indicating teens and 20s, so powder is the result. There will be off and on snow through the day so enjoy the lovely spring skiing. This is a great gift to us after
Continue Reading Fresh powder is piling up! Mt. Bachelor picked up 11 inches over the past 24 hours (9″ overnight), and snow is still coming down. The Winter Storm Warning remains in effect as the Cascades continue to see steady snowfall. Warmer temperatures will return this weekend to the mid to upper 50s. Enjoy this taste of
Continue Reading Snow dances have worked; we are getting new snow across the mountains. Expecting about a foot of new snow by the middle of the day Thursday. Snow will be robust overnight, and we may even get a bit more than a foot in some spots. The temps will not be too cold during the snow
Continue Reading Snow showers continue on and off Wednesday into Thursday, with heavier snow arriving later today. Totals could approach a foot of new snow in some areas, so be ready for travel impacts. A Winter Storm Warning remains in effect through Thursday evening. Enjoy the spring riding! Be safe.
Continue Reading Snow will continue to fall over the Cascades through Thursday with the total accumulations getting close to one foot of new snow. The snow is likely to be soft and on the wet side, but snow is snow and we will take all we can get at this time of the year. Let’s get out
Continue Reading A little mountain snow fell overnight, and more is on the way. Snow showers pick up Wednesday into Thursday as a stronger system moves through the Cascades, bringing a nice refresh for spring skiing conditions. Winter makes a comeback midweek before more spring-like conditions return by the end of the week. Mt. Bachelor – Sunrise
Continue Reading The late March pattern is going to yield some cooler conditions as well as the chance for some snow. The snow will be off and on through Thursday so we will get to add to the base numbers and have some fun this week. The amounts will not be enough to open Hoodoo or Willamette
Continue Reading Very light mountain snow fell early this morning, with Mt. Bachelor reporting about an inch of new snow overnight. They expect clearing conditions by midday. Snow showers are expected to increase over the mountains by midweek. The National Weather Service is forecasting 6 inches or more, which could lead to travel impacts across the passes.
Continue Reading Our ski areas are seeing a slow wind-down to the season, with no new snow reported in the last 24-hours at any resort. Warmer temperatures and limited recent snowfall are accelerating the shift toward end-of-season operations. Some areas have already started scaling back hours, terrain access, or lift operations. Conditions can vary significantly throughout the
Continue ReadingEnjoy the dry roads for now. We’ve got a clear start to the week, but the National Weather Service is tracking a system that’ll bring some winter weather back to the higher elevations by Wednesday night. The Forecast: Mon–Tue: Mostly clear and dry. Great for getting outside before the shift. Wednesday Night: Precipitation moves into higher areas like Sisters,
Continue ReadingThe weekend starts warm and sunny before a shift toward winter conditions late Sunday. Saturday, March 28: Weather: Mostly sunny and warm with highs reaching the mid-60s in Bend and the low 50s near the Cascades. Snow: None expected. Surface conditions will likely be “spring-like” (freeze-thaw). Sunday, March 29: Day: Increasing clouds and breezy conditions.
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