Snow Report

The mountains got some more snow early this morning, but the storm is already showing signs of weakening. There will be some gradual clearing over the next 24 hours and this will take us into an awesome weekend. After a few scattered snow showers Saturday morning, there will be plenty of sunshine for the rest

The freezing level rose significantly over the last 24 hours allowing our mountain roads to clear nicely despite ongoing rainfall. Snow will return to the Cascades later today and continue through the night Friday night. This will clear quickly and the coming weekend will see plenty of sunshine on the slopes. More snow will come

The mountains have seen some pretty incredible additions to the snow base, and the resorts are expecting more for the remainder of the workweek. Mt. Bachelor, for example, could see as much as another 15-25″ of snow by Friday night. Highs will be around freezing and lows will be in the teens. With all this

All of the resorts have received generous additions to their bases — and more snow is on the way. Mt. Bachelor is expecting another 20-30″ to be added over the next 24 hours, with more snowfall after that. Highway 26 over Government Camp and Highway 20 beyond Santiam Junction remain closed this morning. Expect adverse

Back to back systems moving in over the next couple days will make for a major event in the mountains. Forecasters are saying that Mt. Bachelor could receive as much as 4-6 feet of snow over the next 48 hours. Of course, this will mean whiteout conditions on the mountain, along with the threat of

You’ll have some fresh snow this weekend to enjoy on a sunny New Years day.

Mt. Bachelor will see a break in the snowfall Saturday, New Years Day, but it will return late Sunday and stay with us through much of next week. Daytime highs will remain below freezing, so bases on all the resorts will stay firm. Mountain roads will stay snow-packed, so travelers should keep an eye on

Not much new snow to report for the passes. Mount Hood Meadows reported the most snow, at nearly 10 inches, but the rest of the resorts saw fewer than three inches.

Snow showers will continue through Friday and then break up Friday night. That will leave the mountains mostly sunny Saturday. Clouds will thicken through the day Sunday and deliver snow showers later in the day. Snowfall, heavy at times, will continue through the middle of the week. Expect winter driving conditions in the mountains.

All of our mountain resorts have seen some nice additions to their bases over the last few days, and it looks like the snowfall is going to continue. Windy conditions and some fog will reduce visibility through the week, so a little extra caution would be advised … both on the slopes and the drive

Most of our ski resorts are reporting significant additions to their bases this morning. While there will likely be a break in some of the snowfall today, more is on the way. This has made driving a challenge. Mountain roads have been well-plowed, but chains or traction tires are still required on all of the

Timberline is the first resort this season to reach 100 inches, with Mt. Hood Meadows right behind at 90+ inches.

All of our resorts have had very nice additions to their bases, so holiday winter sports will be better than we have seen them for a few years. Chains or tractions tires are required on all of our mountain roads.