°C/cm/kph °F/in/mph

Today's Weather

Partly cloudy. Slight chance of a flurry.

  • Top of the World

    Elevation: 2,080m

    -7
    °C
  • Mid-mountain

    Elevation: 1,855m

    -5
    °C
  • Top of Morrisey

    Elevation: 1,675m

    -5
    °C
  • Valley

    Elevation: 1,255m

    -2
    °C

Snow Conditions

Updated November 21st at 6:19pm

*New snow data is reset at 3:30pm everyday after the lifts close.

  • New Snow *

    0
    cm
  • 24 Hr

    0
    cm
  • 48 Hr

    4
    cm
  • 7 Days

    28
    cm

Snow Base

  • Mid Mountain

    77
    cm
  • Alpine

    60
    cm

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Wind Speeds

Top of the World

Elevation: 2,080m

Direction

SE

Average

0
kph

Sunburst Express, Tower 18

Elevation: 1,715m

Direction

NW

Average

0
kph

Sundance Express, Tower 20

Elevation: 1,693m

Direction

NE

Average

0
kph

Morrisey Express, Tower 10

Elevation: 1,494m

Direction

SSW

Average

3
kph

5-Day Forecast

Forecast for Mid-Mountain (updated by approx. 8:00am) 

Thursday: Partly cloudy. Slight chance of a flurry. Winds S to SW 5 to 10 km/h. High near minus 4 C.

Thursday night: Mainly cloudy. Slight chance of a flurry. Wind SE 5-10 km/h. Temperature steady near minus 4 C. 

Friday:  Cloudy. Periods of snow beginning by late morning. Amounts near 5 cm. Winds SE 10-20 km/h. High near minus 3 C.

thursday

Partly cloudy. Slight chance of a flurry.
Low -5°C High -4°C

thursday night

Mainly cloudy. Slight chance of a flurry.
Low -4°C High -4°C

friday

Cloudy. Periods of snow beginning by late morning. Amounts near 5 cm.
Low -4°C High -3°C

saturday

Mainly cloudy. Chance of flurries.
Low -5°C High -3°C

sunday

Partly cloudy. Chance of a flurry.
Low -7°C High -4°C

monday

Sunny with cloudy periods
Low -12°C High -7°C

Synopsis

Synopsis: The ‘bomb cyclone’ off the coast continues to weaken and drift westward with the circulation around continuing to bring bands of cloud but nothing more than a chance of a flurry for the resort today and tonight. Another low-pressure system will slide up the coast from the south on Friday with the associated moist southerly flow bringing periods of snow and milder temperatures. Winds on the mountain will be light SW today and a bit stronger from the SE on Friday.

Extended Outlook

Saturday to Monday: A quieter Saturday is likely with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of flurries for Opening Day! There may be a few flurries again on Sunday along with slightly cooler temperatures. A high-pressure ridge will bring dry cool conditions to the resort on Monday. Temperature should remain below freezing at all levels throughout the period.  

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