2025-26 was the second worst overall North America season on record to 1976-77, and the worst in northern and central Colorado. The primary feature was excessively warm weather. Many storms had high rain/snow lines and the entire U.S. West suffered a record heat wave the last 3 weeks of March. Western Canada and the Northeast … Continue reading 2025-26 Ski Season Analysis as of May 23, 2026 →

During the first week of March there were scattered but locally intense storms in areas as far south as northern Utah and Colorado. During the second week of March a major dump hit Washington State with moderate snowfalls in nearby regions, but was followed up the next week with rain to high elevations. During the … Continue reading 2025-26 Ski Season Progress Report as of April 11, 2026 →

During the first week of March there were scattered but locally intense storms in areas as far south as northern Utah and Colorado. During the second week of March a major dump hit Washington State with moderate snowfalls in nearby regions, but was followed up the next week with rain to high elevstions. During the … Continue reading 2025-26 Ski Season Progress Report as of March 31, 2026 →

After modest snowfalls in most regions averaging a foot during the second week of February, western conditions were the worst in at least 40 years. The third week of February was the snowiest of the season, with all regions getting some snow and major dumps in California and Utah. Unfortunately the last week of February … Continue reading 2025-26 Ski Season Progress Report as of March 15, 2026 →

After modest snowfalls in most regions averaging a foot during the second week of February, western conditions were the worst in at least 40 years. The third week of February was the snowiest of the season, with all regions getting some snow and major dumps in California and Utah. Unfortunately the last week of February … Continue reading 2025-26 Ski Season Progress Report as of February 28, 2026 →

The second week of January an atmospheric river hit Washington and much of British Columbia with rain while persistent warm and dry weather emerged farther south. This was the worst mid-January in at least 40 years with the only excellent conditions at Banff plus good conditions in California, Utah and the northern Rockies above 8,500 … Continue reading 2025-26 Ski Season Progress Report as of February 14, 2026 →

During early January snowfall was high in California, Utah and northern regions, while average Colorado snowfall left the region suffering with snowpacks and open terrain comparable to early December of an average season. Th second week of January an atmospheric river hit Washington and much of British Columbia with rain while presistent warm and dry … Continue reading 2025-26 Ski Season Progress Report as of January 31, 2026 →