Mt. Hood Meadows reported one new inch. Timberline reported two new inches. Hoodoo reported 1.5 new inches. Mt. Bachelor reported one new inch. Willamette Pass reported four new inches. Ski Bowl reported three new inches.
Continue ReadingMt. Hood Meadows reported five new inches. Timberline reported ten new inches. Hoodoo reported one new inch. Mt. Bachelor reported five new inches. Ski Bowl reported eight new inches. Willamette Pass has not reported any numbers.
Continue Readingbut new totals are expected to be updated before the system leaves the region. Mt. Hood Meadows reported 4 new inches. Timberline reported 6 new inches. Mt. Bachelor reported 4 new inches. Hoodoo, Willamette Pass, and Ski Bowl have not reported any new snow.
Continue ReadingAttention, skiers and snowboarders: The northern Oregon Cascades are under a winter weather advisory Monday, and the good news, we can expect three to six inches of snow to hit higher elevations above around 2,500 feet. The winter weather advisory is in place for 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., Monday.
Continue Readingbut our chance for accumulation for the first time in a while starts Sunday night at 30% and grows to 80% on Monday.
Continue ReadingMore spring-like skiing is expected through the weekend. Mt. Bachelor will see highs in the mid to upper 40’s through Sunday. The next system will press in late Sunday and bring a chance of snow showers Sunday night. Snow is likely Monday and Monday night, with accumulations of 2-4″ possible. Fair, but cooler conditions will
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Continue ReadingWhile unseasonably warm conditions invade Central Oregon, we will also see very fair conditions in the Cascades. It will almost feel like spring skiing conditions for the next several days. With plenty of sunshine, highs at Mt. Bachelor will be in the upper 30’s to low 40’s. Overnight lows will be in the low to
Continue ReadingTimberline and Ski Bowl both reported 3 new inches. Mt. Hood Meadows, Hoodoo, Mt. Bachelor, and Willamette Pass reported no new snow.
Continue ReadingWe have seen the last of the new snow in the Cascades for the next several days, as fair conditions permeate the mountains. Highs will stay chilly today, around 30 degrees, but the warmup begins tomorrow. Highs will be in the mid-30’s Friday and around 40 degrees through the weekend and into next week. Skies
Continue ReadingMt. Hood Meadows reported 1 new inch. Timberline reported 6 new inches. Ski Bowl reported 4 new inches. Hoodoo, Mt. Bachelor, and Willamette Pass have not reported any new snow.
Continue ReadingIt is expected to be cold and windy in the mountains today with the best chance of some late-day snow showers in the northern Cascades. Mt. Bachelor will see partly cloudy skies today with mostly sunny conditions to follow for the next several days. Highs will be in the mid 20’s today, the low to
Continue ReadingMt. Hood Meadows reported 5 new inches. Timberline reported 8 new inches. Hoodoo reported >1 new inch. Mt. Bachelor reported 4 new inches. Ski Bowl reported 5 new inches. Willamette Pass has not reported any numbers today.
Continue ReadingThe mountains have seen some snowfall over the last 24 hours and snow flurries are carrying us through the morning. There will be a break in the snowfall today, but a little more snow is expected tonight and tomorrow. Beginning Thursday, fair conditions will return to the mountains. Mt. Bachelor will see mostly sunny skies
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