°C/cm/kph °F/in/mph

Today's Weather

Sunny breaks then increasing clouds. Periods of snow this afternoon. Amounts 3-5 cm.

  • Top of the World

    Elevation: 2,080m

    -7
    °C

  • Mid-mountain

    Elevation: 1,855m

    -6
    °C

  • Top of Morrisey

    Elevation: 1,675m

    -6
    °C

  • Valley

    Elevation: 1,255m

    -2
    °C

Snow Conditions

Updated December 22nd at 5:32am

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

  • New Snow *

    5
    cm

  • 24 Hr

    9
    cm

  • 48 Hr

    9
    cm

  • 7 Days

    40
    cm

Snow Base

  • Mid Mountain

    107
    cm

  • Alpine

    101
    cm

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Wind Speeds

Top of the World

Elevation: 2,080m

Direction

SSW

Average

10
kph

Sunburst Express, Tower 18

Elevation: 1,715m

Direction

WSW

Average

4
kph

Sundance Express, Tower 20

Elevation: 1,693m

Direction

SSW

Average

8
kph

Morrisey Express, Tower 10

Elevation: 1,494m

Direction

W

Average

0
kph

5-Day Forecast

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

Saturday: Sunny breaks to start then cloudy. Periods of snow this afternoon. Amounts by late day 3-5 cm. Wind SSE 10 km/h. High -2 C.

Saturday night: Flurries ending this evening. Amount near 2 cm. Wind S 10 km/h. Low -5 C.

Sunday: Mostly cloudy. Chance of evening flurries. Wind southerly 10-15 km/h. High -4 C.

saturday

Sunny breaks then increasing clouds. Periods of snow this afternoon. Amounts 3-5 cm.
Low -3°C High -2°C

saturday night

Flurries ending this evening. Amount 2 cm.
Low -5°C High -2°C

sunday

Mostly cloudy. A few evening flurries
Low -5°C High -4°C

monday

Partly sunny
Low -3°C High -1°C

tuesday

Mostly cloudy with a few flurries
Low -5°C High -3°C

wednesday

Cloudy
Low -6°C High -5°C

Synopsis

Synopsis: After a break in the train of weather systems from yesterday afternoon through this morning, another low pressure trough will invade the region later today and tonight. Some snowfall is likely for our region this afternoon and into the mid evening as the trough passes. Amounts of 3-5 cm later today are likely with another 2 cm this evening. Wind will be mostly southerly 10-15 km/h. Another break is precipitation will follow on Sunday although the next trough will generate a few more flurries Sunday night.  

Extended Outlook

Monday to Wednesday: It will remain a general SW flow aloft over the region. Monday looks dry while a strong Pacific storm off the BC Coast should send a few flurries into the Southern Interior for us on Tuesday along with moderate southerly wind on the slopes.   Christmas Day looks rather quiet with just a chance of flurries as of now and a little cooler.  

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