Snow Report

Mt Hood Meadows, Timberline and Mt Bachelor are temporarily closed. Hoodoo is closed for the season.

Resorts remain closed

All the mountain resorts are currently closed due to COVID-19 concerns.

HooDoo announced this morning that they will not open again until the ’20-21 season.

suspended operations

Mt. Hood Meadows is reporting 6 new inches of snow, while Timberline has added 3 new inches. Both resorts said they are closing for the coming week. Mt. Bachelor, which also is closing, recorded 6 new inches of snow, and Willamette Pass added 1 inch. Meadows, Timberline and Bachelor will be closed for at least the upcoming week due

Six new inches of snow at Mt. Hood Meadows in the past 24 hours. Timberline added 4 new inches of snow. Mt. Bachelor reported 6 new inches of snow. And Willamette Pass recorded 10 new inches of snow in the past day.

Snow is expected to fall through Sunday and bring as much as 12 inches on the Cascades.

We saw no new snow last night, but as early as this afternoon snow will return to the Cascades.

No new snow in the last 24 hours, but we should see it begin again at the resorts Friday afternoon.

No new snow expected today

Snow is expected to begin to fall again late Friday afternoon.

near bluebird conditions!

Blue sky and sunshine!

Snow is expected to begin falling again on Friday night.

A few inches of snow fell in the mountains over the weekend, but no new snow is expected until Friday night.

The drive to the mountain may be a little sketchy

Two new inches of snow at Meadows and Timberline in the past 24 hours. Willamette Pass added an inch of new snow in the past day.

One inch of new snow reported in the past 24 hours at Meadows, Timberline, Hoodoo and Bachelor. Two new inches of snow at Willamette Pass in the past day.

Snow is expected to fall on the Cascades Friday night through Saturday. We could see up to 5 inches.