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    Hitting the slopes? We can help

04:56 PM
November 27, 2024

Where there's fresh snow
Hitting the slopes? We can help

The Rockies, Cascades and Sierra have recently received inches, even feet, of fresh powder. On Tuesday, one snowboarder took advantage of the fresh snow in Brighton, Utah.

The WeatherRadar has been very active across the western half of the country over the last few days, as multiple storms brought mountain snow to the Cascades, Rockies and Sierra. While there is some lingering snow over the Colorado Rockies this morning, quieter conditions are in place for the remainder of the week across the western half of the country.

This break in the action means sunshine and perfect weather for hitting the slopes. These previous storms have primed ski resorts for winter recreation just as many are off for Thanksgiving Break.

Ski ResortSnow Depth
Copper Mountain, Colorado45" (Valley), 45" (Mountain)
Crystal Mountain, Washington12"(Valley), 36" (Mountain)
Sugar Bowl, California20"(Valley), 30" (Mountain)
Brighton, Utah37"(Valley), 37" (Mountain)
Snow Dept from our Mountain & Ski feature

Want to know how much snow is on the ground? We have a tool for that! The list above shows snow depth at popular ski resorts and this info is easy to find on our app.

Learn about the Mountain & Ski featureread more

Our Mountain & Ski feature has everything you need for a great day at the slopes. This feature tells you how much fresh snow has fallen at each resort, current trail conditions, and the snow depths in valleys and mountains. With this real-time data, you’ll have everything you need to know.

Mary Mays
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