A storm will continue to impact Southern BC on Sat with more snow along with low snow levels. Sun to Tue will remain cold & unsettled with snow showers developing each day, though snow amounts will be variable in nature. A significant warm-up will occur late in the week, resulting in spring-like conditions. The storm track will favor Northern BC with occasional rain/snow showers for Southern BC.

Heavy snow is already falling across the area on Sat morning as a storm arrives. Snow can be expected throughout the day and into Sat evening along with strong winds. Snow will be lighter late Sat night & Sun while winds will remain strong. The first half of next week will be unsettled & unseasonably cold for early April, then we will see a more spring-like pattern by the weekend of Apr 8th-9th.

Dry most of the day on Saturday. Scattered snow showers are possible from Saturday evening through Sunday. Light Snow Sunday night. Scattered snow showers Monday. Partly sunny with a few snow showers possible Tuesday. A Drier pattern starting Wednesday into next weekend. An unsettled pattern could return by mid-month.

Partly Sunny and windy Saturday. Scattered snow showers Saturday night through Sunday. Light Snow Sunday night. Scattered snow showers Monday. Partly sunny with a few snow showers possible Tuesday. A Drier pattern starting Wednesday and becoming milder by next weekend. An unsettled pattern could return by mid-month.

Partly Sunny and windy Saturday. Scattered snow showers Saturday night through Sunday. Light Snow Sunday night. Scattered snow showers Monday. Partly sunny with a few snow showers possible Tuesday. A Drier pattern starting Wednesday and becoming milder by next weekend. An unsettled pattern could return by mid-month.

Snowfall over the past 48-hours brought 13” to Lost Trail, 9” to Discovery, 7” Showdown, 6” Big Sky, and 5” Bridger. A Gulf of Alaska cold-front is now expected to weaken slightly as it moves eastward bringing snow in a more showery nature west to east across the Treasure State. Lookout Pass is the outlier with deep totals of 8-14” through Sunday, with Snowbowl and Big Sky seeing 3 – 6”.

We saw snow showers on Friday and Friday night, and we'll enjoy untouched snow now on Saturday morning. Then Saturday to Monday will be dry and warm, with the next storm arriving on Monday night.

We saw snow showers on Friday and Friday night, and we'll enjoy untouched snow now on Saturday morning. Then Saturday to Monday will be dry and warm, with the next storm arriving on Monday night.

We saw snow showers on Friday and Friday night, and we'll enjoy untouched snow now on Saturday morning. Then Saturday to Monday will be dry and warm, with the next storm arriving on Monday night.

We take a look at our record snowpack, which continues to grow. We have a break today (Saturday) before the next system begins to move in Sunday with heavy snow Sunday night through Tuesday. A drier pattern is likely for late week into next weekend.

We saw snow showers on Friday and Friday night, and we'll enjoy untouched snow now on Saturday morning. Then Saturday to Monday will be dry and warm, with the next storm arriving on Monday night.

Friday delivered snow showers and some powder to the central and northern mountains, and on Friday night, the final piece of the storm dropped an additional 4-9 inches across the northern mountains, which means that there will be powder on Saturday morning. From Saturday to Monday, expect dry and warm weather, then the next storm will bring powder on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Friday night delivered, with some impressive snow totals being reported so far Saturday morning, including some over a foot in northern Wisconsin! Saturday will bring lingering snow in the eastern half of the Midwest, with windy conditions in the AM and subsiding winds during the day.

Rain clears Saturday morning with sunshine, warm temperatures, and gusty winds causing a line of severe storms in northern PA and western to central NY. This line of storms will bring strong winds and some resorts have suspended operations in anticipation. A few snow showers return Saturday night with a trace-1in of snow accumulations. Sunday will be beautiful and clear. Let’s get into it…

An unusually cold and snowy period will continue for the Alps, with the Pyrenees likely getting some high elevation fresh snow too. Winter has returned to the Alps, with some of the best skiing and riding conditions of the season.

Sunny and dry weather through the weekend. Temps will rise to the mid to upper 40's by Sunday. A weak system brings wind and clouds on Monday with a chance for a dusting of snow. By the middle of next week we could see more warming and drier conditions that could govern the weather for the better half of the next 10 days.

A strong storm system will impact the entire PNW this weekend with heavy & widespread snow expected Fri-Sat followed by a secondary wave of backside snow showers on Sun. Cold air in place will result in snow levels that will largely be below ski resort bases. Light snow showers are possible Mon-Tue, but otherwise, we will see a drying trend next week along with warmer temps.

One last day of sun and cloud Friday before unsettled skies and accumulating snow return Friday night through the weekend. A Gulf of Alaska low will move inland over BC bringing with it a moist SW flow. Nothing big, but persistent light snowfall with on and off periods bringing daily accumulations of 3 – 5cm, with up to 10cm for west facing slopes. Heavier upslope snowfall returns for Monday.

My goodness what a 48 hours at Bogus. I rode there yesterday and it was easily the deepest day of the past couple years. Had a couple old timers tell me it was the best day in the past decade. I believe it. We have a very active next 5 days and then spring will arrive in a hurry. Let's take a look!

A beautiful and sunny weekend is in store for us. It will be breezy throughout the weekend over the summit, but plenty of sun shine should make for some great spring skiing. Sunday night into Monday a weak system drops into the region bringing out light snowfall. It could continue into Tuesday with snow showers. The rest of next week is trending warmer and drier...

Friday morning snow totals are 4" at Taos and 2" at Sipapu with a trace to an inch at Ski Santa Fe. Strong winds and a dose of winter cold will be the other stories on Friday. We warm up over the weekend before another winter storm with light to moderate snowfall around April 4th-5th. Overall, no major snow-producing storms for New Mexico are on the horizon.

A complex storm track develops over New England with three rounds of precipitation on Friday (wet snow), Saturday (rain), and Saturday night (rain, possibly thunder). Warmer weather returns next week.

Heavy snow continues for the Wasatch on Friday with a potent cold system entering the PNW and Canada for Friday night to Sunday. This will overspread many areas of Idaho and the Rockies by Saturday PM to Tuesday. 20-40 additional inches are possible. This is not a pre April Fools Joke.

The West has continued to see frequent shots of snow along with cold temperatures this week, and a similar pattern is expected to linger through the first half of next week. The East is experiencing more of a spring-like pattern with storms producing a mix of rain and snow. Parts of the Upper Midwest will see heavy snow on the colder backside of a storm on Saturday.

What an incredible run of deep *pow* in March! Just as we're approaching the final weeks of ski/ride season! Bogus Basin got smothered with another foot of new snow Thursday AM, and another 6-10" will fall during the ski/ride day. Pomerelle is getting hammered as well with 16-24" forecast Thurs/Fri. A very potent storm arrives statewide Friday PM, bringing 1-2 feet by Sunday. Snow. Snow. Snow!

Heavy snow Thursday night through Friday evening. Dry on Saturday and Sunday. Another round of heavy snow Monday night through Tuesday. Drier and more spring-like weather looks to prevail as we head into the middle of April. Check the Colorado Daily Snow for the latest updates.

Heavy snow Thursday night through Friday evening. Dry on Saturday and Sunday. Another round of heavy snow Monday night through Tuesday. Drier and more spring-like weather looks to prevail as we head into the middle of April. Check the Colorado Daily Snow for the latest updates.

Snow flies shortly before sunrise Thursday 3/30 and goes through a windy day. Sticking with the previous forecast storm total 7-15" for Snowbowl, Sunrise 3-6".

A significant late-season heatwave will persist across the West throughout the holiday weekend before eventually relenting mid to late next week. Daily record highs are likely across much of the West and some areas will break Sept monthly records as well. Smoky conditions have also become more widespread across the Northwest & Northern Rockies. Cooler temps will finally arrive late next week.