Snow Report

In the past 24 hours… The Mt. Hood resorts have all seen new snow. 10 inches at Mt. Hood Meadows. 10 inches at Timberline. 6 inches at Ski Bowl.

No new snow for the last 24 hours.

we do look like we could gain a few more inches with the next system headed our way.

In the past 24 hours, only Timberline reported one new inch of snow.

In the last 24 hours… Mt. Hood Meadows reported 14 new inches. Timberline reported 15 new inches. Hoodoo reported 2 new inches. Mt. Bachelor reported 21 new inches. Ski Bowl reported 12 new inches.

In the last 24 hours… Mt. Hood Meadows reported 17 new inches. Timberline reported 7 new inches. Hoodoo reported 14 new inches. Mt. Bachelor reported 18 new inches. Ski Bowl reported seven new inches.

In the last 24 hours… Timberline go 3 new inches of snow. Mt. Hood Meadows has 2 new inches. Hoodoo has one new inch. Mt. Bachelor has none. Ski Bowl has 3 new inches.

No new snow, however, we’re looking at a chance for new snow to start accumulating on the Cascades starting Sunday through Tuesday. The winter storm watch begins Sunday morning at 11 am and goes until Tuesday morning at 11 am.

Mt. Hood Meadows reported two new inches. Timberline reported three new inches. No other snow was reported.

Mt. Hood Meadows reported one new inch. No other new snow was reported.

Mt. Bachelor is looking at a 40% chance of snow showers through the day into this evening, but accumulations are not expected to be huge. WNW winds will be gusting as high as 20 mph through the afternoon and evening, as well. Look for fair conditions to follow right through the weekend. Ski Bowl at

we may see a few flakes fall Wednesday morning.

and none for a while.

No new snow to report at any snow in the past 24 hours.

No new snow to report on our mountains.

…but we still see a chance Sunday into Monday for some light accumulation.

No new snow to report on the mountain bases.

We’re still seeing a chance for some accumulation toward the end of the weekend and into the start of next week.