Well, it always seems to come so fast, and we’ve already had resorts start closing for the season. Snow showers will continue on Wednesday and Thursday, but after that, it looks like we’ll have a bit of a break. There’s some hope in the long range but nothing concrete at the moment.

Snow showers are likely on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Accumulations will be light. By Friday and into the weekend Spring weather returns with warming temps and sunny skies. That will be the theme all of next week as well and the warm-up continues to accelerate snow melt. Will the ski areas be able to stay open later into April? Time will tell...

Our storm on Tuesday delivered big! Now we have instability showers for the next few days thanks to afternoon heating. High pressure takes control this weekend and we see a much calmer pattern for the second week of April.

Snow showers are possible on Wednesday, but limited to no accumulations are likely. Temps will begin to warm on Thursday and by the weekend we'll be into the mid-40s with plenty of Spring weather on tap. The active pattern has come to an end and we're likely to see dry weather through all of next week and potentially beyond.

Partly - mostly sunny on Wednesday and Thursday, with scattered afternoon snow showers possible. Mostly sunny and milder for the weekend. A chance for showers Sunday night into Monday. Dry and mild through the 11th. From the 12th - 14th, there could be a better chance for a weak system or two.

Partly - mostly sunny on Wednesday and Thursday, with scattered afternoon snow showers possible. Mostly sunny and milder for the weekend. A chance for showers Sunday night into Monday. Dry and mild through the 11th. From the 12th - 14th, there could be a better chance for a weak system or two.

A few light snow showers have added light snow accumulations since Tuesday. A couple snow showers will affect Oregon on Wednesday and Thursday morning with minimal impacts and areas of clear skies in between showers. Thursday afternoon will clear with warming temperatures into the weekend for a solid few days of spring skiing. The next chance of precipitation is Monday, April 7, with light rain.

Partly - mostly sunny on Wednesday and Thursday, with scattered afternoon snow showers possible. Mostly sunny and milder for the weekend. A chance for showers Sunday night into Monday. Dry and mild through the 11th. From the 12th - 14th, there could be a better chance for a weak system or two.

Following a snowy start to the week, we are about to head into a much quieter pattern through the first half of April. Wed to Fri will see lingering unsettled weather and chilly temps for early April, but only light and spotty snowfall is expected. Dry & sunny conditions will take hold this weekend and into next week with temps progressively trending warmer.

Copious amounts of wrap-around snow have fallen over the last 36 hours across the SW mtns as a deep trough tracked just south of the state (see list below). A Canadian cold front will slide into the MT Rockies Weds PM for another round of light to moderate snow through Fri AM. Red Lodge looks best positioned for 4 – 8” by Fri AM. High-pressure then builds for the weekend into early next week.

Now entering our sixth month of the 24/25 season, the snow continues to fall across the AB Rockies (see list below). Castle Mountain, in its last week of operations, should go out with a Pow! with up to 30 cm by Thu PM. Sunshine, Nakiska and Norquay look good for around 20 cm, with slightly less at Louise and Marmot. A ridge builds in on Fri and into the weekend drying skies and warming temps.

The storm brought significant snow on Tuesday and Tuesday night, so get out there early on Wednesday morning to enjoy the delightfully soft powder.

The storm brought significant snow on Tuesday and Tuesday night, so get out there early on Wednesday morning to enjoy the delightfully soft powder.

9-16" for Wednesday's reports. Mostly dry on Wednesday. More snow Thursday through Saturday. Warm and dry weather prevails on Sunday and continues through at least mid-April.

The storm brought significant snow on Tuesday and Tuesday night, so get out there early on Wednesday morning to enjoy the delightfully soft powder.

10" for Wednesday's report. Mostly dry on Wednesday. More snow Thursday through Saturday. Warm and dry weather prevails on Sunday and continues through at least mid-April.

The storm brought significant snow on Tuesday and Tuesday night, so get out there early on Wednesday morning to enjoy the delightfully soft powder.

5-13" for Wednesday's reports. Mostly dry on Wednesday. More snow Thursday through Saturday. Warm and dry weather prevails on Sunday and continues through at least mid-April.

The storm brought significant snow on Tuesday and Tuesday night, so get out there early on Wednesday morning to enjoy the delightfully soft powder.

The Tuesday and Tuesday night storm delivered 5-15 inches of snow. There was powder on Tuesday, and more snow fell on Tuesday night, so Wednesday morning will be delightfully soft. Coming up, the next storm will bring snow from Wednesday night to Thursday night, and the following storm will deliver more snow from Friday afternoon to Saturday evening.

Lutsen and Gaints Ridge will be the winners with this system, with a mixed bag elsewhere in the Midwest.

Snow showers are continuing in Colorado on Wednesday morning. Montana is beginning to fire again. More snow is likely from Thursday to Sunday in the southern and central Rockies. The Chase continues all week! Welcome to a winter tease in April that continues.

The Western U.S. will continue to see powder from Montana through New Mexico this week. The heaviest snow will be in Colorado with 2-3+ feet. The April powder luck will end by Sunday, April 6, with warming and drying conditions expected. The East will continue to see warm and wet weather as cold air stays north along the U.S.-Canada border. Colder weather will move into the East next week.

Another round of snow (briefly), sleet, and rain is expected on Wednesday and during the first half of Thursday. Friday's weather looks great, but more rain (and some snow) is likely this weekend.

Warm and wet weather will affect the Mid-Atlantic this week. A strong southwesterly flow will bring areas of rain on Wednesday and Thursday, with a narrow area of heavier rain through the center of the Mid-Atlantic on Friday. More widespread rain will move in this weekend with 5-day rain totals of 1-4 inches, with the heaviest rain to the west. Cold air moves in next week with light snow showers.

The Nordstau has wrapped up over the Austrian Alps, and the attention now shifts to the Italian side of the southwestern Alps, where a Retour d’est will bring significant snow through Thursday. Another storm will drop down into Eastern Europe this weekend, bringing more snow to the Austrian Alps.

Pre game snow showers on this April 1st with the main event forthcoming.

A northwest flow pattern will take hold mid-week with two storms sliding through the Interior, favoring southern & eastern areas (especially Fernie) for the deepest totals. Snow levels will also trend lower through Thu. Starting Fri, we will head into a mostly dry and sunny pattern that could persist into mid-April as high pressure builds over BC.

Strong wind gusts of 50-70 mph on Tuesday could cause lift holds at Taos. Light snow is possible on Tuesday and again on Thursday before a better storm on Friday and Saturday.

Yesterday and overnight were certainly boom and bust, depending on which mountain you are on. Brundage had a boom two nights ago, and last night, it was Bogus' turn! Today is just a quick update, so let's dig in!

Winds be a central focus through Thursday with stronger winds on Monday and Thursday. Precipitation begins on Friday and it doesn't really weaken until Tuesday. Unfortunately, a warm surge will shoot snow levels into the Alpine. Precip continues next week, but snow levels drop back.

Heavy snow continues in the central and eastern Austrian Alps, but only snow showers are expected in Zermatt. A Retour d'est will impact the southwestern Alps in the middle of the week, but the latest track will likely bring some more snow showers to the area. The late-week storm still seems a bit too far east for any impacts, but it bears watching.

Moderate snow continues in St. Anton on Monday, with the latest Nordstau hanging on through Tuesday. A Retour d'est will impact the southwestern Alps in the middle of the week, but we'll stay dry during this time. The late-week storm still seems a bit too far east for any major impacts, but it bears watching.

Heavy snow continues in the central and eastern Austrian Alps, but only some scattered snow showers are expected in Chamonix. A Retour d'est will impact the southwestern Alps in the middle of the week, but the latest track will likely bring some more scattered snow showers. The late-week storm still seems a bit too far east for any impacts, but it bears watching.

Volcan Osorno is the only open resort in South America, and they will offer lift-serviced turns for one more weekend. This weekend will feature active weather with a few storms moving through the region and even some accumulating snow.

The next two days will bring excellent conditions for South Island ski fields that will finish their season on a high on Sunday with fresh snow. The upper slopes of Mt Ruapehu will also receive much-needed snowfall, improving things for Whakapapa and Turoa, who still have two weeks left to go.

The Australian Season has now come to a close after Perisher finally lost the battle and flipped its switch on Wednesday after warm winds and heavy rain decimated what was left of the snowpack. Here, we'll have a look back at the season that was - a season that really struggled to get off the ground and ended all too early.

Thanks for reading this summer! For the rest of this week, a cold front moving across the Central Rockies will bring showers & t-storms to WY, CO, & NM Wed-Thu while the West Coast states will see a late-season heat wave. Next week, isolated to scattered showers & t-storms develop across the West with continued mild temps. Heading into mid-month, the PNW will trend wetter and cooler.