Snow Report

As the mountains continue to get hit with winter weather, they continue to report fresh accumulation. A few inches in most cases today, but that could change quickly, with much more snow projected for the Cascades. Keep an eye out for up to a foot of new accumulation this week!

Similar accumulations are being reported across the mountains over the last 24 hours, as Central Oregon is set to see more winter weather ahead.

Several inches more snow at the resorts as the first weekend of March draws to a close.

The mountains are now reporting accumulation as the Cascades shield the High Desert from winter precipitation. More snow is expected tomorrow.

The mountains are reporting little new accumulation, as the Cascades shield Central Oregon from winter precipitation.

The mountains are reporting more accumulation brought about by the winter storm. The precipitation paused on the first day of March, but more may be seen as soon as tomorrow.

The mountains are reporting fresh accumulation over the past 24 hours. Mt Bachelor received the most, with 9 inches. As the winter storm activity breaks, it should make for a great opportunity to check it out.

Some ski areas reported no new snow Sunday, while one had over a foot of fresh powder!

Very little fresh accumulation was reported at the mountains, and Saturday’s warming temperatures and sunny skies would make for a great day to enjoy it!

The mountains reported fresh accumulation over the past 24 hours. The precipitation should end Friday morning, and Saturday should bring some sunshine and warmer temperatures — making for a great weekend for skiers to enjoy the fresh powder!

Mt. Bachelor and the other resorts have seen some nice additions to their bases and are expecting more snow over the next few days. Mt. Bachelor could see another 6-12 ” just in the next 24 hours. Of course, all of this means that our mountains roads are going to be a bit treacherous. We

Mt. Bachelor could receive as much as 10-20″ of snow by Thursday morning. Westerly winds are expected to reach 20-30 mph, with gusts as high as 40 mph. Carry chains or traction tires on some roads (they are required on others) and watch for driving conditions to become hazardous very quickly.

There was no new snow reported on Mt. Bachelor earlier Monday, but plenty more is on the way! Temperatures will begin to drop, westerly winds will pick up and the snow will begin to fall. That snowfall will get heavier tonight. Between tonight and Friday morning, the mountain could see accumulations of 2-3 feet. A

Mt. Bachelor is expecting a string of nice days that will carry into and through the weekend. After receiving 12″ of fresh snow with this last storm, they will get plenty of sunshine Thursday, with highs in the upper 20’s and gentle westerly winds. Mostly sunny skies will last through the weekend, when highs will

In the last 24 hours: Mt. Hood Meadows reported 15 new inches. Timberline reported 16 new inches. Hoodoo reported 0 new inches. Mt. Bachelor reported 12 new inches. Willamette Pass reported 0 new inches. Ski Bowl reported 18 new inches.

Hoodoo is the only resort in our area reporting some new snow Sunday – but a new winter storm is expected to bring a foot or more of snow to many higher elevations Monday and Tuesday.

In your Sunday evening snow report, Mt. Hood and Mt. Bachelor resorts have seen close to a foot of new snow and other spots lesser amounts.