Snow Report

The snow has not fallen for several days but there is still plenty of groomed snow on the “hills” so enjoy the spring season. Temperatures will be mild Monday and Tuesday as there is a warm pattern over the Pacific Northwest. Not for long though, as the region will be getting colder Wednesday and the

All resorts are reporting new snow today. The snowfall has been off and on for the past several days and the weekend is shaping up to be a great weekend for some spring snow riding. Temperatures in the mountains will see low 30s for afternoon highs, so a nice and crisp weekend is on the

Snow continues to fall over the Cascades. Spring skiing/snowboarding is looking good over the holiday weekend. Plenty of sunshine this weekend and a deep base will be great for late March snow riding. Not much snow is in the forecast once this round is over, so enjoy the weekend and keep the tips up.

Expect to see the snow continue today and tonight as the mountains squeeze out as much snow as possible. The snow will return Thursday as well so enjoy the new additions to the slopes as we continue to push into the Spring season with several resorts boasting over 100″ of snow as a base. This

Snow continues today adding several inches to most locations. The Spring season is snow filled as the area is in line for more snow each of the next few days. The steady or persistent nature of the snow is encouraging, extending the snow pack and base. Some models are suggesting over a foot of snow

Most ski resorts saw around 1 to 6 inches of snow, but nothing for Mt. Bachelor or Timberline.  The mountains are expecting more snow for the next several days with Wednesday being the most aggressive.  Be careful traveling through the mountain passes due to changing visibility and road conditions.  Hoodoo is usually closed Monday and Tuesday,

This week will be a snowy one with each of the next several days seeing some snow. There will be a steady flow of air off the Pacific and that will allow the Cascades to squeeze out snow each of the next few days. Wednesday looks to be the most aggressive day as far as

Ski resorts saw around two to four inches of new snow over the past 24 hours. Snow chances are likely over the next several days. Ski resorts, such as Mt. Bachelor, could be seeing around 4 to 8 inches of new snow by Wednesday morning. The Cascades can expect light to moderate showers through the

Snow chances are likely over the next several days as the region will be able to squeeze out more snow. There are several waves of light snow in the forecast and the temperatures are indicating afternoon highs near freezing. Some rain may mingle in with the snow from time to time, but overall the Cascades

Not a lot of new snowfall to report for our ski resorts. Timberline only reported an inch of new snow. The good news is more snow is on its way to the Cascades this weekend. Mt. Bachelor could be seeing a mix of rain and snow with some thunder possible as well. Snow accumulations will

There will be some new snow added to the Oregon Cascades this weekend as clouds and cooler air arrive from the west and the mountains squeeze out some snow. There may not be much, but we will see some new snow added each of the next several days. Timberline has reported about an inch of

Still dry and mild with plenty of snow to groom. There is some good news that the mountains will be seeing some new snow this week and over the weekend. The change in the dry and sunny pattern will begin later today as some clouds arrive, and there is a slight chance we squeeze out

Today is the last day of Winter 2023-24 as Spring begins tonight and 8:09 pm when the direct rays of the Sun are over the equator. This will begin the time of year when the days are longer than the nights, and the Sun angle gets much more direct over the northern hemisphere. Weather patterns