°C/cm/kph °F/in/mph

Today's Weather

A mix of clouds and sun. Chance of mainly afternoon flurries.

  • Top of the World

    Elevation: 2,080m

    -6
    °C
  • Mid-mountain

    Elevation: 1,855m

    -5
    °C
  • Top of Morrisey

    Elevation: 1,675m

    0
    °C
  • Valley

    Elevation: 1,255m

    0
    °C

Snow Conditions

Updated March 17th at 2:33pm

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

  • New Snow *

    0
    cm
  • 24 Hr

    0
    cm
  • 48 Hr

    3
    cm
  • 7 Days

    31
    cm

Snow Base

  • Mid Mountain

    179
    cm
  • Alpine

    201
    cm

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Wind Speeds

Top of the World

Elevation: 2,080m

Direction

SW

Average

17
kph

Sunburst Express, Tower 18

Elevation: 1,715m

Direction

SSW

Average

5
kph

Sundance Express, Tower 20

Elevation: 1,693m

Direction

WSW

Average

18
kph

Morrisey Express, Tower 10

Elevation: 1,494m

Direction

NE

Average

2
kph

5-Day Forecast

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

Monday:   A mix of clouds and sun. Chance of afternoon flurries. Wind SW 5 km/h. High near -6 C.

Monday night:   Cloudy. A few evening flurries. Amounts Trace to 2 cm. Wind becoming NW 10-15 km/h with gusts to 30 km/h in the alpine. Low near -10 C.

Tuesday:  Mostly sunny. Wind NW 10-15 km/h with gusts to 30 km/h early in the morning, becoming SW 5-10 km/h in the afternoon. High near -6 C.

monday

A mix of clouds and sun. Chance of mainly afternoon flurries.
Low -9°C High -6°C

monday night

Mostly cloudy. A few flurries. Amounts Trace to 2 cm.
Low -10°C High -6°C

tuesday

A mx of sun and clouds.
Low -10°C High -6°C

wednesday

Sunny with increasing clouds. Chance of evening flurries.
Low -8°C High -5°C

thursday

Mostly cloudy. Chance of flurries.
Low -6°C High -4°C

friday

Mostly cloudy.
Low -7°C High -5°C

Synopsis

Synopsis:   A weak westerly flow aloft will hold today with breaks of sunshine and a chance of flurries this afternoon. A small upper trough will slide in from the northwest later today and this evening, enhancing the flurries. Amounts will be likely 1 to 3 cm before drier air with a building upper ridge takes over on Tuesday.  Wind will be light today except gusts to 15 km/h near the flurries. Wind will increase tonight into Tuesday morning, becoming NW 10-15 km/h with some gusts to 30 km/h in the alpine.  Overall little change in temperature is in store through Wednesday.

Extended Outlook

Wednesday to Friday:   With the next Pacific front, clouds will increase later Wednesday with flurries likely Wednesday evening through Thursday morning. Lower chance of flurries Thursday afternoon. Some light snow is likely with the next Pacific front on Friday night/Saturday morning. In the village it will be below freezing at night and a few degrees above freezing in the afternoon. At mid mountain it will remain consistently below freezing with highs near -5 C and lows close to -8 C.  

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