Snow conditions

Mid-mountain: 2” on Saturday night, 8” since Saturday AM, 15” last three days

On Sunday morning expect plenty of powder with temperatures in the teens and flurries ending. The fresh snow should ski well, though the storm came in with strong winds (40-50mph gusts at the summit), so there will be wind-affected snow in exposed areas. The wind-affected snow is good for building the base as it packs into the rocks and trees.

Our internal analysis has the snowpack at 159% compared to the 30-year average.

Terrain update

13 of 21 lifts, 41 of 167 trails. Latest updates.

Saturday snow recap

Intense snow and strong winds arrived on Saturday late morning and midday. Snow showers continued off-and-on on Saturday evening. Snow totals were above the high end of the 3-6 inch forecast. Love it when the snow is deeper than expected!

Sunday through Tuesday

Any lingering flurries will end on Sunday morning then we’ll see dry weather through Tuesday.

Next multi-day storm cycle begins midweek

The very good news is that we’ll have chances for snow every day starting on Wednesday and likely continuing through December 7th. I cannot guarantee snow every day during this stretch and I do not have high confidence about when we’ll see the best powder days, though right now I’d hedge toward good powder during the upcoming weekend, December 1-2. The significant snow in early October, early November, and now in late November and early December is setting us up for a great early season. I think we’ll have a LOT more terrain open within the next 1-2 weeks.

JOEL GRATZ

Meteorologist at OpenSnow.com

Contact me: [email protected]

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