Western North America Conditions 2025/26

[EMSC]

No FOMO. More like a hard pass.

Yep. Haven't even considered skiing yet.

At least Copper is pretty close on opening several more public trails. Though it won't help much because lots more skiers are about to show up.

 

[Tony Crocker]

In addition to my imminent departure for two weeks with questionable connectivity,
1) My home internet has crashed; a tech is coming out tomorrow.
2) My OpenSnow subscription (group with Adam) expired and even though he renewed mine isn’t working yet.

 

[Tony Crocker]

Problems above were resolved this morning. This is now the rainiest SoCal November since 1965. The 3 days last weekend were 100% rain in the ski areas. but round 2 Wednesday-Friday snowed 17 inches at Mt. High and 12-20 at Baldy, both of which opened today. 9 inches at Big Bear, where they are making snow but have not announced an opening.

 

[MarzNC]

Looking at the forecast for the next 10 days for Wolf Creek . . . I think my crew will have a good time the week of Dec. 7.

 

[ChrisC]

Steamboat opened. lol

 

[snowtrekker]

Basically 1 lift (green) and run (blue) open, and the gondola for access:

 

[jamesdeluxe]

Steamboat opened.

Dirt and condos

 

[Tony Crocker]

Looking at the forecast for the next 10 days for Wolf Creek

That's a week out with lots of variability, but probably better than nearly anywhere else. Wolf Creek got 13 inches from the recent SW storm.

 

[MarzNC]

That's a week out with lots of variability, but probably better than nearly anywhere else.

I started looking at the total snowfall forecast map for Colorado. As of this morning, only Wolf Creek and Purgatory have the potential to get into a purple zone of 30+ inches by Dec. 7.