Incoming weather today brings a good chance for the mountains to see between 2-5 inches of snow (snow levels at 5900ft but lowering to 4000 ft this afternoon). After the quick wave of precipitation, we will likely see another partly sunny afternoon.
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No new snow added to the slopes, but there will be a couple of inches of snow Friday. Looks like the snow will arrive a little before sunrise and taper off by the middle of the day. The long holiday weekend will be much cooler than previous days this week, and there will be a
Continue ReadingThis should be our last clear day before a chance for some wintry precipitation on Friday when it appears the mountains will even get some light, but much needed, snow. It doesn’t appear that much more than 1-3 inches will be falling, but its certainly better than nothing. As of this morning, though, no new
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Once again another dry day with temperatures on the mild side for the mountains this time of year. Plenty of sunshine today allowed the mercury in the thermometer to get into the 40s. Chilly tonight and dry with more sunshine expected Thursday. Snow is in the forecast Friday, but not much more than a couple
Continue ReadingNo new snow to report today. We saw some precipitation yesterday and a bit more is on the way this morning. Outside of that, we don’t expect the chance for wintry precipitation and possible snow in high elevations until Friday when temperatures start to cool off a bit.
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No new snow was added to the region today, but the base numbers have not diminished. We will be much cooler by the end of the week, and there is a chance for some new snow on Friday. Currently off to a slow start this season but as we inch closer to the end of
Continue ReadingCurrently a warm front is being pushed across the region, bringing some winter weather to the Washington Cascades as well as rain to our area. This warm front has brought snow levels up to around 3500-4500 feet over central and northeast Oregon, and as a result, we don’t expect to see much, if any, wintery
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No new snow added to the mountains in our area, but we are looking at some rain at lower elevations. The snow level will be in the 6000 to 8000 foot range this week, so we are not expecting much in the way of additional snow. Some patchy fog may be developing near the resorts
Continue ReadingNo new snow to report. Light freezing rain will be possible early in areas with temperatures below freezing, however, snow levels will be rising to 6000-8000 feet across Central Oregon, so you can expect mainly rain, with snow only in the highest peaks. Some area resorts remain open, however, despite less than ideal snow.
Continue ReadingNot seeing a lot of change from yesterday. No snowfall for our resorts in the past 24 hours. Willamette Pass and Hoodoo are not open yet due to warmer temperatures and high snow levels. We’ll continue to monitor the conditions throughout the week.
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No new snow added to the Cascades today, but there are still resorts with lifts turning. Temps are mild, but this may be the type of weather you enjoy skiing in. Don’t expect any more snow until at least Monday as a weather disturbance moves across the region. Might not be all that great as
Continue ReadingNo new snow to report to eager skiiers and snowboarders, today. The next chance for precipitation appears to be early next week and it appears to be relatively light. A few area resorts remain open but only partially.
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There has been no new snow added to the Cascades this week, but there is still a good base in a number of locations. The lifts were spinning at Mt. Bachelor, Timberline, and Ski Bowl today. Although the snow report did not come across for Ski Bowl, they are open. Hoodoo is not open. Forecast
Continue ReadingUnfortunately, still no new snow to report at area resorts. Mt. Hood Meadows has closed temporarily and despite some precipitation in the region early this morning, it doesn’t appear it will amount to measurable snowfall. In general, we do expect a fairly dry pattern ahead in the forecast.
Continue ReadingNo new snow to report, Today. We may see some light precipitation overnight going into Thursday morning but this weather is forecast to be quite light and not necessarily in the form of snow. The rest of this week looks to be fairly dry. Despite a lack of snow, some area resorts are partially open.
Continue ReadingStill no new snow to report. There is a chance for some light snow in the Cascades Wednesday night going into Thursday but, unfortunately, it is expected to be relatively light. Some area resorts remain open but only partially as the area continues to await new snow.
Continue ReadingNot much by way of new snowfall, however the wintery precipitation over the weekend has allowed for a few of our local resorts to, at least, partially open for skiers and snowboarders! With a drier pattern ahead, the chances aren’t great for new snow, but we will keep you posted as conditions and weather patterns
Continue ReadingThe majority of resorts have only accumulated one inch of snow in the past 24 hours. Currently, Willamette Pass and Ski Bowl remain closed. Hoodoo Ski Resort is expected to open on Saturday, December 16th. It does not look like the resorts will be getting heavy snowfall this week. More mountain precipitation is possible late
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Great news for the region, Mt. Bachelor, Meadows, and Ski Bowl have opened today as the area got around 5 – 7″ of new snow. Timberline and Willamette Pass are expected to open Saturday. Hoodoo will be open for business on the 16th, conditions permitting. There will be more snow falling Saturday with Mt. Bachelor
Continue ReadingA little update on the resorts! Mt. Bachelor is reopening this morning with Little Pine and Sunrise. Their goal is to add additional lifts and terrain over the weekend as conditions allow. Mt. Hood Meadows and Willamette Pass are set to open tomorrow. Rest of the resorts remained closed.
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