Top of the World
Elevation: 2,080m
°C/cm/kph
°F/in/mph
Today's Weather
A mix of sun and cloud. Mild.
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-1°C
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Mid-mountain
Elevation: 1,855m
0°C -
Top of Morrisey
Elevation: 1,675m
-4°C -
Valley
Elevation: 1,255m
-2°C
Snow Conditions
Updated January 15th at 12:28am
*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
17cm
Snow Base
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Mid Mountain
130cm -
Alpine
136cm
Wind Speeds
Top of the World
Elevation: 2,080m
Direction
WSW
Average
10
kph
Sunburst Express, Tower 18
Elevation: 1,715m
Direction
SSE
Average
6
kph
Sundance Express, Tower 20
Elevation: 1,693m
Direction
SW
Average
8
kph
Morrisey Express, Tower 10
Elevation: 1,494m
Direction
W
Average
5
kph
5-Day Forecast
Forecast for Mid-Mountain (updated by approx. 8:00 am)
Tuesday: A mix of sun and cloud. Wind SW 5-10 km/h. High near 2 C.
Tuesday night: Mainly cloudy. Wind WSW 5-10 km/h. Low near -3 C.
Wednesday: Patchy valley cloud in the morning otherwise mainly sunny. Wind SW 10-20 km/h. High near 2 C.
tuesday
A mix of sun and cloud. Mild.
Low -2°C
High 2°C
tuesday night
Mainly cloudy
Low -3°C
High 2°C
wednesday
Patchy valley cloud in the morning otherwise mainly sunny. Mild.
Low -3°C
High 2°C
thursday
Mainly cloudy. Scattered flurries. Windy. Cooler.
Low -7°C
High -3°C
friday
Mainly cloudy. Scattered flurries. Windy. Cooler.
Low -12°C
High -6°C
saturday
Mainly sunny.
Low -16°C
High -10°C
Synopsis
Synopsis: An upper ridge will settle over the area today and persist through Wednesday. The ridge will bring mild temperatures, generally light winds, and a mix of sun and cloud to the resort on both days. Patchy valley cloud is a possibility tonight through Wednesday morning under the temperature inversion. Near or slightly above-freezing temperatures are likely on the higher slopes while slightly cooler temperatures persist in the village. Winds will generally be light except moderate west to southwest in the alpine.
Extended Outlook
Thursday to Saturday: The latest model charts still indicate the upper ridge collapsing on Thursday as a cold front plunges southeastward across southern BC. The front will be accompanied by falling temperatures, light flurries and gusty northwest winds. In the front’s wake, a northerly flow aloft will lead to continued flurries on Friday, as Arctic air begins to push south into the region. Cold dry conditions are expected by the weekend.