This Brundage all-women's team rocked the "Brewlympic Games" on Saturday. (photo courtesy Brundage Mountain Resort). Brundage had 10" of new to start out the ski/ride day. 

Noteworthy snow totals over the last 72 hours: 

• Schweitzer - 10" in the last 24 hours, 25" in the last 48 hours. 
• Bogus Basin - 10" in the last 24 hours, 13" in the last 48 hours, 56" in the last week. 
• Pomerelle - 15" in the last 24 hours, 19" in the last 48 hours
• Pebble Creek - 2" in the last 24 hours, 25" in the last 48 hours
• Brundage - 6" in the last 24 hours, 10" in the last 48 hours, 13" in the last 72 hours, 17" in the last week
• Tamarack - 8" in the last 24 hours, 10" in the last 48 hours, 22" in the last week
• Silver Mountain - 8" in the last 24 hours, 13" in the last 48 hours
• Lookout - 8" in the last 24 hours, 13" in the last 48 hours
• Sun Valley - 13" in the last 24 hours, 20" in the last 72 hours

Yeah, we've been smothered in snow statewide with that series of Low pressure troughs and cold fronts passing through day after day after day. We're still in an unstable weather pattern starting out the next week with a Low trough exiting Idaho and another one coming through early this week.

Generally light amounts of snow are forecast statewide with 1-3" expected Sunday, 1-3" Sunday night, 2-4" Monday, 1-3" Monday night, etc. Pomerelle and Pebble will get much larger totals daily (6-10") with another 1-2 feet of new snow forecast through Wednesday. Pom is closed until Friday, April 7, when it will reopen with deep *pow* ready to be shredded. Pebble is closed for the season after this weekend unless they reopen for bonus weekends. Watch their Facebook page and web site for more information. 

Bogus Basin got absolutely smothered in snow in the last week, with more than 50" of new snow, setting a record on the snotel site near the ski area summit. Bogus has announced staying open beyond their closing date of April 16 with bonus 3-day weekends through the end of April and a bonus weekend May 5-6. 

The Low troughs will pass through Idaho by Wednesday PM, and then it will clear off and a high pressure system finally arrives by Friday, April 7 and remains in place for the weekend. High temps will soar beginning on Friday to create a nice spring skiing final weekend for some resorts and spring corn snow. Valley highs are forecast to hit the low 60s and high temps at the ski areas will hit the high 30s to low 40s. Finally! 

The weather will dry out the week of April 10th with above-average temps. 

Watch for fun events coming up on the final weekends of operation in Idaho. 

Lookout Pass is open daily. All lifts in operation. 80"- 98" base. Total snowfall: 435" at the summit. Spring season pass sales are under way. Closing day is Sunday, April 16. See Steve's article in Ski Idaho about the new Eagle Peak area at Lookout, doubling the amount of skiable terrain and doubling the fun! 

Schweitzer Mountain is open 7 days a week. 10 of 10 lifts in operation, 92 trails and 2 parks. 75"-114" base. 
Total snowfall: 291" Schweitzer's season pass sale is now under way! Schweitzer is hosting a pond skim and cardboard derby this weekend. See events sked for details. Closing day is April 9.  

Silver Mountain is open 7 days a week. Chairs 1, 2, 3, 5 and Prospector are in operation. 76 trails open. 83-95" base. Total snowfall: 276" Spring season pass sales are under way. Daily operations end at Silver on April 9. Weekend operations close on April 22.      

Sun Valley is operating daily. 91 trails open, 44 groomed, 12 lifts operating. 117" base at the bottom, 174" on top. Dollar Mountain is closed. See Sun Valley events here. The Warm Springs side of Bald Mountain will close on April 9, and River Run on April 16. 

Wood River xc trails are skiing great! See more details here.  

Sawtooth Avalanche Center has the latest backcountry conditions for the greater Sun Valley and Sawtooth areas.  

Bogus Basin is operating 7 days a week. The whole mountain is open. 9 of 10 lifts operating; 91 of 93 runs are open. Base depth 111." Total snowfall: 330." All Nordic trails are open. Closing date for daily operations is Sunday, April 16. Bogus will have bonus 3-day weekends through the end of April and a bonus weekend May 5-6 to finish off the season. 

Brundage Mountain is operating 7 days a week. They are 100% open (terrain-wise). 6 of 6 lifts operating. Snow base is 89" at the bottom and 155" at the summit. Total snowfall: 322" Spring season pass sale goes through March 20. Brundage is having an event Sunday, April 9, "Farewell to the Centennial Chair" which will be replaced by a detachable quad this summer for next season. They also will have an Easter Egg hunt and a cardboard derby next weekend. Closing date is April 9.   

Tamarack Resort is open for a bonus week April 3-9, with discounted $25 lift tickets (pre-purchase online);  Boundless season passes will be honored as well. 115-120" base. Total snowfall: 364". 47 runs are open and two parks. See web site for details.  

Little Ski Hill is closed for the season. Bear Basin xc ski area is fully groomed and open for Nordic skiing and snowshoeing. See McCall Nordic for conditions at all the xc ski areas in Valley County. 

Check with the Payette Avalanche Center on the latest conditions.   

Pomerelle is closed April 2-6, reopening April 7-8 for a bonus weekend. 3 lifts in operation. 115" base. Total snowfall: 423." 31 trails open, 31 groomed and one park. 

Soldier Mountain is closed for the season.  

Kelly Canyon is closed for the season.  

Magic Mountain is closed for the season.      

Pebble Creek is closed for the season.