Snow Report

In the last 24 hours… Timberline reported one new inch of snow. No one else reported any new snow.

Mt Bachelor reported one new inch in the last 24 hours. No other new snow was reported.  

In the last 24 hours… Mt. Hood Meadows reported 8 new inches. Timberline reported 6 new inches. Hoodoo reported no new snow. Mt. Bachelor reported one new inch. Willamette Pass did not report numbers. Ski Bowl reported five new inches.

In the past 24 hours… neither Mt. Bachelor or Timberline reported any new snow. Both are expected to get several new inches of snow overnight and into tomorrow. Mt. Bachelor’s final day of the season is Sunday and thus this is the final snow report of the 21-22 winter ski/snowboard season! See you all next

No new snow at this time, but we could see 3-5″ on Saturday night and an additional 2-4″ on Sunday.

Century Drive is clear for those driving to Mt. Bachelor. Saturday is the last day to take advantage of the resort as it closes for the season. We are anticipating more precipitation and snow, as the region gets more rain throughout the weekend.

The system that’s headed toward the Pacific Northwest starts out as rain on the Cascades but could turn to several inches of snow by Sunday night.

No new snow as of yet to report on the mountains, but we can expect precipitation chancess between 20 to 40 percent today and more chances for snow as we move closer to the weekend. The roads along Century Drive are looking clear this morning, but you’ll need to carry those chains and traction tires,

Only showers are expected for the final weekend of operation at Mt. Bachelor.

There has been no new snow in the last 24 hours and we’re looking at a chance for rain and mixed showers as we head closer toward the last weekend of operation at Mt. Bachelor.

Timberline reported eight new inches in the last 24 hours. There’s a chance for mixed showers at Mt. Bachelor on Saturday.

After this round of showers clears up, we’re looking at a warmup.

Not much on the way.

No new snow today, but we could see about a quarter to a half-inch on Thursday morning.

No new snow now in the Cascades, but we could see a light mid-May accumulation Wednesday night into Thursday morning.