No new snow…
but there is a slight chance on Tuesday night in our extended forecast.
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New snow!
Mt. Hood Meadows did not report any new snow. Timberline reported three new inches. Hoodoo reported one new inch. Mt. Bachelor reported five new inches. Willamette Pass reported one new inch. Ski Bowl reported one new inch.
Continue ReadingA little more snow before the weekend
Snow showers and colder temperatures will be holding in the Cascades for the next two to three days. Mt. Bachelor will see some slight additions to the base, and then skies will clear Sunday. Fair skies and mild daytime highs will return to the mountain going into next week. This morning, you must carry chains
Continue ReadingA bit of new snow…
…more on the way.
Continue ReadingNo new snow — for now
As our temperatures drop, our chance for snow goes up.
Continue ReadingMore snow on the Cascades
Mt. Hood Meadows reported one new inch Monday. Timberline reported two new inches. Mt. Bachelor reported three new inches. Hoodoo, Willamette Pass, Ski Bowl have not reported any new snow.
Continue ReadingSaturday, Feb. 26: Evening snow report
No resort reported any new snow Saturday, but they are expected to get some new snow Saturday night.
Continue ReadingA little snow at two ski areas
Mt. Hood Meadows reported 2 new inches. Ski Bowl reported a half-inch of new snow.
Continue ReadingTrace amounts of new snow
Mt. Hood Meadows reported 3 new inches. No other reports have come in with reports of anything more than trace amounts of new snow.
Continue ReadingNo new snow…
But we do have a chance on our extended forecast starting Sunday.
Continue ReadingCold and windy; dangerous wind chill
This will be a cold, breezy day on the mountain. The sunshine will reign, but highs will only be in the mid-teens. With NE winds at 10-15 mph, the wind chill will make it feel as cold as -25 degrees — dangerously cold. A few scattered snow showers may move through Thursday, but no real
Continue ReadingA few more inches reported
Mt. Hood Meadows reported 6 new inches. Timberline reported 6 new inches. Hoodoo reported 0 new inches. Mt. Bachelor reported 5 new inches. Ski Bowl reported 5 new inches. Willamette Pass did not report any numbers.
Continue ReadingNEW snow, yay!!!
Mt. Hood Meadows reported 12 new inches. Timberline reported 15 new inches! Hoodoo reported 5 new inches. Mt. Bachelor reported 12* new inches. Willamette Pass reported 5 new inches. Ski Bowl reported 12 new inches. We’ll update as now totals are reported. *UPDATED
Continue ReadingWind-driven snow; dangerous cold
All of the mountain resorts have seen some nice additions to their bases with this system that has pressed in over the weekend. Mt. Bachelor is expecting another 5-10″ of snow over the next 24 hours. This will be a cold, wind-driven snow, so expect the wind chill factor to drop to 15-20 degrees below
Continue ReadingSunday, Feb. 20: Evening snow report
We finally can report new snow at the resorts! In the past 24 hours…Mt. Hood Meadows reported 10 new inches of snow. Timberline has 8 new inches. Hoodoo and Mt. Bachelor each have 3 new inches. Willamette Pass reported a dusting as of this morning. And Ski Bowl has 5 new inches of snow.
Continue ReadingSaturday, Feb. 19: Evening snow report
No new snow yet, but check back tomorrow as the winds of winter get up to speed!
Continue ReadingNo new snow… yet
But snow is expected to start Saturday night.
Continue ReadingMore snow starting Saturday night
The next couple of days will be beautiful on the mountain. Fresh snow will move in Saturday night and a chance of snow will last through Tuesday. 6-12″ of new snow are expected between Saturday night and Monday. We can also expect mountain driving conditions to worsen during this time. Sunny skies will return, beginning
Continue ReadingNo new snow…
but we’re looking at more arriving on Sunday.
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