Snow Report

More snow is on the way with several inches expected to arrive over the next 48 hours. There is a Winter Weather Advisory in place for the region starting before sunrise Wednesday and will be in effect all day. Get to the mountains early and enjoy the fresh snow. Might not be awesome powder since

Although not ideal temperatures this week, it will be cold enough for snow. Light snow may get squeezed out by the mountains today, but not much. Tuesday should be mostly dry but some light snow may also get generated across the peaks. Wednesday and Thursday look to be the more robust days with respect to

Warmer than average temperatures have kept new snow from falling at all of our ski areas in the last 24-hours. Recent systems have brought precipitation to higher-elevations, but mild conditions have kept the moisture falling as rain. With thin coverage in parts of mountain resorts, be sure to check conditions and closures before heading out

Due to above-normal temperatures, recent precipitation has fallen as rain at higher elevations, resulting in no new snow at ski areas within the last 24-hours. Still, many resorts are maintaining their base depths and grooming the slopes for good runs. As the weather can change quickly and vary by location, be sure to check with

What a glorious day across the Cascades as the sun is brilliantly shining across the range. Temperatures are warming again so the soft snow is going to be the rule vs. the exception. The milder than normal pattern continues this weekend, but not so for the sunshine. Mostly cloudy Saturday with a passing shower possible,

No new snow is in the forecast as we close out the month of February. The temperatures will be above freezing each afternoon through the weekend and there is a chance for some light rain on Saturday and spotty wintry mix on Sunday. Early morning runs will be the best as the sun begins to

There is good news and bad news about our recent weather evert. The good news is that above 7000 feet there was a decent amount of snow that accumulated. The bad news is below that number the snow got rained on and caused a reduction in some of the base numbers or packed down the

After nearly a foot of new snow was added to the base depth overnight at Mt. Bachelor there is a warmer pattern working against us. The wintry mix is not ideal, but it is snow and it will contribute to the overall depth of the snow. Once groomed overnight, and maybe another inch or so

The northern portion Oregon Cascades are going to see feet of snow over the next few days as an atmospheric river brings in the moisture. The complex system off the coast will push in more snow on Tuesday as well. The southern Cascades look to get a lot of moisture, but the snow level is

Our ski areas picked up a few fresh inches in the last twenty-four hours, with the heaviest snowfall reported at Timberline Lodge, where 7” of new snow fell. SkiBowl received 3” and Mt. Bachelor saw a light 1” refresh. Hoodoo, Mt. Hood Meadows, and Willamette Pass remained dry, but continue to maintain their bases. With a mix of fresh powder at higher elevations and packed conditions

Our slopes are feeling the Winter Olympic spirit this weekend, as a winning round of fresh snowfall settled over all our ski areas! In the past 24 hours, SkiBowl and Hoodoo each picked up about an inch of new powder. Timberline took the gold with 10″, Mt. Hood Meadows grabbed silver at 8″, and Mt.

What a day, get up and enjoy the sunshine. Overnight snow returns for the start of Saturday. New pow for the early runs. Spotty snow may linger off and on during the day as well, so it is time to make up for lost time and get to the mountains this weekend. Snow and a