Top of the World
Elevation: 2,080m
°C/cm/kph
°F/in/mph
Today's Weather
Morning flurries with some clearing by afternoon
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-11°C
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Mid-mountain
Elevation: 1,855m
-9°C -
Top of Morrisey
Elevation: 1,675m
-11°C -
Valley
Elevation: 1,255m
-10°C
Snow Conditions
Updated January 22nd at 2:53am
*New snow data is reset at 3:30pm everyday after the lifts close.
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New Snow *
0cm -
24 Hr
0cm -
48 Hr
0cm -
7 Days
1cm
Snow Base
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Mid Mountain
127cm -
Alpine
139cm
Wind Speeds
Top of the World
Elevation: 2,080m
Direction
WNW
Average
28
kph
Sunburst Express, Tower 18
Elevation: 1,715m
Direction
NNW
Average
4
kph
Sundance Express, Tower 20
Elevation: 1,693m
Direction
N
Average
6
kph
Morrisey Express, Tower 10
Elevation: 1,494m
Direction
WSW
Average
5
kph
5-Day Forecast
Forecast for Mid-Mountain (updated by approx. 8:00 am)
Tuesday: Cloudy with a few morning flurries. Total amounts 1-2 cm. Some afternoon clearing. Wind increasing to NW 15-25 km/h with 25-35 km/h higher on the slopes. High near -8 C.
Tuesday night: Clear breaks. Wind easing to NW 5-10 km/h. Low near -11 C.
Wednesday: Cloudy with sunny periods. Wind W 5-10 km/h. High near -7 C.
tuesday
Morning flurries with some clearing by afternoon
Low -12°C
High -8°C
tuesday night
Clear breaks
Low -11°C
High -7°C
wednesday
Clouds wth sunny periods
Low -11°C
High -7°C
thursday
Flurries
Low -9°C
High -6°C
friday
Mostly sunny
Low -8°C
High -6°C
saturday
A mix of sun and clouds. Morning valley clouds
Low -12°C
High -10°C
Synopsis
Synopsis: A weak upper trough will cross the area this morning and is generating a few flurries. Some clearing will occur as the day progresses in a dry northwest flow aloft, which will hold into Wednesday. Winds in the wake of today’s trough will be from the NW, with mostly 15-25 km/h at mid mountain with gusts to 40 in the higher alpine later this morning and afternoon. A Pacific front will follow on Thursday with some snowfall likely and light accumulations.
Extended Outlook
Thursday to Saturday: A Pacific front is slated for Thursday with most models indicating light snowfall at that time with a 1-3 cm forecast. A dry and cool north to northwest flow and a building surface high pressure ridge will follow on Friday and through the weekend. Below freezing temperatures will hold for quite awhile.