Several inches of new snow in the Cascades from our last bout of wintry weather, and as a result all area resorts are currently open. More mixed precipitation is on the way and it brings a chance for some snow but only in the higher elevations as snow levels are quite high with our warmer
Continue ReadingSome locations have received a couple inches of new snow today. The temperatures are not even close to the bitter cold air we experienced over the weekend and earlier this week. The mountains are looking at adding a few inches each of the next several days, not every day, but off and on as a
Continue ReadingRelatively new snow in the area resorts from our last round of winter weather. The mountains will likely see a wintry mix, but in the lower elevations of the high desert, we will likely experience rain although it is still possible to see some snow and freezing rain mixed in depending on temperatures. There may
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Cold conditions once again in the area have allowed the groomed surfaces to be a pleasure to slide over. Look for the temperatures to rise several degrees as we go through a transition to warmer weather. Highs should be in the upper 20s to near freezing each of the next several days with a chance
Continue ReadingOn and off mixed precipitation is what we can expect for the next several days. Most of the actual accumulations of snow and freezing rain are forecasted to occur in the mountains though it wont be quite as significant as the last storm. A Winter Weather Advisory is in place from 4pm Tuesday to 4pm
Continue ReadingThere was no new snow added to the Mountains, expect for Mt. Hood added about a foot of new snow. Over the weekend there were several inches of fresh powder. Temps still cold to start the day Tuesday but will warm into the 20s up on the mountain. Roads are generally in good shape heading
Continue ReadingMt. Bachelor and Mt. Hood Meadows saw a range of 12-14 new inches of snow. A couple resorts are temporarily closed due to road conditions and freezing rain. We have a few dry days ahead, but we should be seeing more snow by the middle of the week. Stay warm out there!
Continue ReadingThe snow will continue into the night and taper off as we head into the early morning hours of Sunday. Look for the cold arctic air to retreat northeast Sunday so, although we will be cold, it won’t be as cold as Saturday. Expect to see some decent powder due to the light and fluffy
Continue ReadingMuch more snow is likely to be added to the already impressive snowfall amounts we have received this week. There may be at least one or two more feet of snow added this Saturday. There is the issue of the temperatures… which will be in the sub zero range for several hours. This will generate
Continue ReadingLots of new snow at the moment. Mt Bachelor is temporarily closed due to an influx of snow and more is on the way! Additionally, snow is likely throughout today as we expect significant snow in the mountains (possibly 1 – 2 feet) by Friday night. Several inches are possible in the lower elevations and
Continue ReadingNot much new snow was added to the mountains today, but the winds and dangerous conditions had Mt. Bachelor closed early. More snow is on the way Friday with another foot plus of snow expected to fall on the mountains. There will be some gusty winds near about 35 mph and a Winter Storm Warning
Continue ReadingSeveral feet of new snow in some areas of the Cascades with more significant snow on the way likely Friday night going into Saturday morning. A Winter Storm Warning is in place along the east slopes of the Cascades and including LaPine and Sunriver until 4am Sunday due to possible snow accumulations of up to
Continue ReadingPlenty of new snow on the mountains, and now everyone is open. Hoodoo is reporting 27″ of powder and a base of 47″ to kick of the season, glad to see them open. Willamette Pass is also up and running today. Most areas got well over 20″ of snow and there is more on the
Continue ReadingYesterdays snowfall was significant, providing new snow at many resorts, even causing temporary closures in some cases due to over a foot of new snowfall. Also, a Blizzard Warning remains in place along the east slopes of the Cascades and including the cities of La Pine and Sunriver until 4pm Wednesday. This is due to
Continue ReadingBlizzard Conditions today closed, temporarily, Mt. Hood Meadows and Timberline. There was about 10-14 inches of snow across the Cascades today and more is expected tonight. There will be blizzard like conditions into Wednesday afternoon, but the winds may relax a bit by mid-morning. Stay safe, especially getting to the slopes, mountain passes are dangerous
Continue ReadingThere will be significant snowfall in the mountains as a storm moves through the area. Blizzard conditions are defined as winds blowing over 35 mph for a period of over 3 hours in combination with falling snow or snow already on the ground creating reduced visibility to a quarter mile or less in some cases.
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Snow has been piling up on the mountains over the weekend, but not up to where we should be this time of year. There will be significant snowfall over the next several days. Winds will be gusting near 70 mph at times on the crests of the Cascades so be aware of that issue. Also,
Continue ReadingWith significant new snowfall at many of the area resorts and a series of wintry events headed our way this week we can expect more soon. A Winter Weather advisory is in place until 4pm today for the East slopes of the Cascades as well as much of our forecast area due to expected snow
Continue ReadingHere’s a look at our snow report for Sunday! It was a busy day at Mt. Bachelor today! The resort received 8 inches of snowfall in the past 24 hours. Mt. Hood Meadows, Ski Bowl, and Timberline received around 18 to 20 new inches. We can expect more significant snow this week. Travel on our mountain
Continue ReadingGood news! We are seeing some snow accumulation at our ski resorts. Heavy snowfall moved in late last night at Mt. Bachelor. They’ve been around 6 to 8 inches of snow and more is expected to come this evening. They opened Outback Express for the season. This has brought their open terrain to 10/12 lifts
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