A touch more overnight snow to help keep things in tip top shape. No complaints there.

Expecting winds to have abated somewhat today, but otherwise look for occassional snow showers from intermittent cloud cover with nice cool temps as well. Check here for your current lift operations.

Tomorrow were a expecting a transitory warm front to push through raising temps for the day ahead of a return of cooler temps for the rest of the week. Hopefully it won't beat up the snow conditions too much.

Out the back there should be some fun to be found today & you'd expect the peak gates to open at 9:30 am. For a more detailed backcountry report, follow this link.

And have fun!

Bam!

The snow is back and it's lighter than ever -  should be a great morning on the hill! It is a Sunday so expect numbers to be up a little but even so, with this much fresh there should be enough for everyone. A few of the more exposed lifts may well have their run speeds reduced today and / or may close early. (Be aware of this if you're crossing from area to area as getting back can become difficult & might even mean a bus trip.) Check current lift movements here.

We're expecting current conditions to remain with us for another 24 hours plus before giving way to some clearer air and better visibility.

The backcountry will have lots of fresh, but with windloading in areas you'll want to know where you're heading and avoid high avalanche risk areas. Check the latest Avvy Report here before you head out, and have fun out there!

Warm conditions through the last 24 hours have given way to a drop in temps - but a sharp rise in wind. We're seeing some very gusty conditions which will really impact upon the days enjoyment levels. Expect the wind to hang around till mid afternoon before finally easing. And for it to play havoc on lift movements today with some lifts running slow - others closed altogether.  Check here for the latest lift info.

For the best of it, head to the trees - especially on lee slopes.

In the backcountry today you'll have some varied conditions with exposed & sunlit faces wind-scoured hard-pack; and then deep stashes in more sheltered positions. Add in the wind & you've got some testing riding conditions - all a part of the challenge!! Find somewhere out of the wind and enjoy it! The gates are expected to open but that will be subject to local conditions. For a full backcountry report, check here.

Wherever you end up - enjoy it. (A good stretch, a great coffee, and a long hot Onsen sounds good to me!)

Not the best day on the hill with only a dusting to report - though we're looking at some better vis than the last few days. Wind will still likely play a key role in the weather as lift operations are expected to be slowed by today's Nor'Westers in some locations. Stick to more protected faces & runs & you'll be find; plus there's still lots of freshies around the edges for the sharp-eyed amongst you.

The weather tomorrow and following days looks somewhat "confused", with clear air ahead of a warm front pushing in tomorrow. Following that we're likely to see heavy snow and a sharp drop in temps, as well as some gusty wind at times. (That's what happens when you have five different weather systems pushing and pulling the air above you!) Later in the week the weather should stabilize more with steady snow likely.

Lift movements are here, be aware that a few of the more exposed lifts may run slow - or close early - consider this as you cross between resorts. (Getting back maybe difficult if lift "X" isn't running!)

For a detailed backcountry report check here - though be aware that peak gates are not scheduled to open today.