Just a little bit of accumulation being reported by the resorts over the last 24 hours. Timberline tops the list for the 3rd straight day! Up to 2 feet of snow accumulation being expected by the time this storm passes, so we’ll continue to keep an eye on these numbers throughout the weekend.
Continue ReadingWe have already seen some intermittent snow showers in the Cascades this morning and this will only intensify as we go through the day. The National Weather Service has placed a Winter Storm Warning in place for the mountains beginning at 5:00 pm today and lasting through 11:00 pm Sunday. During that time, Mt. Bachelor
Continue ReadingTimberline tops the list for the second day in a row, as not much new accumulation was reported by the resorts over the last 24 hours. Look for this to change quickly, as over a foot of new snow being forecast for the Cascades over the next 48 hours.
Continue ReadingA Winter Storm Watch goes in place for the Cascades late Friday. Mt. Bachelor will start to see snow showers later today and snow showers are likely tonight. Heavy, wind-driven snow is expected to last through the weekend. The mountain could see as much as 2-4 feet of fresh snow by Monday morning, with more
Continue ReadingTimberline tops the list of resorts reporting new snow over the last 24 hours, but results have been mixed over the last couple of days due to heavy snowfall in the mountains. We’ll continue to track these numbers over the next few days, as the mountains saw more snow throughout the day today.
Continue ReadingThe mountains saw lots more snow as that last system moved over the region.
Continue ReadingMixed results being reported by the resorts are not a result of a lack of snow. The mountains have seen heavy snowfall over the last 24 hours and it shows in some of the reporting. We’ll keep a close watch on the rest of the resorts to see how they stack up. Look for more
Continue ReadingCentral Oregon woke up to snow Tuesday morning and we can expect more on the way.
Continue ReadingNot much being reported by the resorts in the last 24 hours, with the exception of Ski Bowl. Look for these numbers to take a big jump by tomorrow as the next round of snow heads for the mountains.
Continue ReadingNo new snow to report, but as parts of the region are in a winter storm warning — more snow is on the way.
Continue ReadingWith the Winter Weather Advisory set to kick in Monday, fresh powder, between four to eight inches, is expected in the mountains, including Mt. Hood Meadows, Timberline, Mt. Bachelor, Ski Bowl and Willamette Pass.
Continue ReadingThe mountains are reporting a tremendous amount of fresh accumulation as a result of the winter storm. With continued heavy snowfall today, look for similar numbers tomorrow.
Continue ReadingNo new snow to report — but expect more this weekend!
Continue ReadingSome resorts are already reporting getting some of the precipitation being pushed in from the new storm out of the Gulf of Alaska. Timberline tops the list today, but all of the resorts expect a significant increase in fresh accumulation over the next couple of days.
Continue ReadingThe storm front that is about to make land fall is going be another boon to Mt. Bachelor. Between now and Saturday night the mountain could see 2-3 feet of fresh snow. Of course, this will be a wind-driven snow, so reduced visibility and significant wind chill are going to be major factors during that
Continue ReadingAs the Cascades dealt with some slight precipitation from the storm system out of California, some resorts continued to report minimal accumulation over the last 24 hours. Things will change quickly, though, as a large and powerful storm system originating in the Gulf of Alaska is forecast to hit the mountains with up to 10
Continue ReadingSnow is likely to fall in the Cascades for the next several days. Beginning today, Mt. Bachelor could see 15-30″ of fresh snow by Saturday night. Snow in the mountains will continue through Sunday and well into next week. You must carry chains or traction tires on all mountain roads this morning. Watch for spots
Continue ReadingAs a result of a snowy first day of spring for the Cascades, most resorts are reporting more accumulation over the last 24 hours. With the clear weather today and likely tomorrow, more is not projected to be reported tomorrow. However, a winter storm watch has been issued for the Cascades starting Thursday, and before
Continue ReadingLook for gusty NW winds under mostly sunny skies on Mt. Bachelor today. There will be a slight chance of snow showers tonight, with more through Friday night. Snow showers are in the forecast for the mountains through the weekend and into next week. Mountain roads are not too bad this morning. Carry chains or traction
Continue ReadingMuch of the West kicks off the spring season with chilly temperatures and more precipitation. The Cascades saw some snow yesterday and will likely report more tomorrow, as the showers continued throughout the day today.
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