A weather system moved through this weekend, dropping a hint of snow on the summit while the lower mountain saw mostly rain. Today the mountain remains shrouded in fog trailing down into the valley.
Despite challenging conditions our snowmaking team has stayed at the ready. On Sunday afternoon, the team noticed a drop in temperatures, and they hurried in to firing up 7 guns. The night shift arrived and got 10 guns blasting from Sunspot to Tumwater 2. Overnight the summit picked up about a half inch of fresh natural snow, which the team was stoked about. The team shut down the guns just before sunrise as the temperatures rose. The snowmaking team are watching the weather and are eager to get back out there.
The weather is staying active later this week. Temperatures are forecasted for a downward trend but will remain pretty marginal for natural snowfall. Lets keep Praying for Snow and cold temperatures!
Summit Forecast
Tuesday 11/10: Rain. High near 36. Calm wind. Chance of precipitation is 90%. New precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch possible.
Wednesday 11/11: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 39. Southwest wind around 6 mph becoming calm in the morning.
Chair 5 Pub Schedule
Friday 11/13: 4–9pm
Saturday 11/14: 4–9pm
Lifts are not yet operating for the 26/27 season. Target Opening Day is Friday, November 27th, weather and conditions permitting.
Uphill Policy
Pre-Season Uphill Policy in effect. Please check the full policy before heading up.
