Weather records show no measurable natural snowpack here. Snowmaking is not in the data, so if this mountain is open these scores describe what the weather is doing to a base we cannot measure.
Rockies, Utah
Snowbird
Vertical 3,240 ft
Updated 12:19 AM Base 7,760 ft
/ Mid-mountain 9,542 ft
/ Summit 11,000 ft
Five days, hour by hour Every hour scored for how the snow should actually ride. Shaded columns are night. Left of the now line is the weather from the past three days.
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Today — A hard freeze overnight should turn into classic corn once the sun gets to it — worth the early alarm. Warming temperatures should soften the surface as the day goes on. The air never dropped below freezing overnight, but clear skies let the surface freeze anyway — expect it firm first thing.
Weather No precipitation
Surface Crust
Temp 50°F
Wind 7 mph
Cloud 42%
Sun No softening0 W/m² Scored for the average rider Every score above is weighted by what these surfaces are worth to the average rider — powder over everything, spring corn close behind, and not much patience for slush.
(season pass) Powdery Snow Love 10 Hate Love Deep, dry, untracked. A storm day. Slush Neutral 6 Hate Love Wet and heavy by afternoon. Slow, soft, and it grabs. Ice Hate 1 Hate Love Refrozen and polished. Edges skate rather than bite.
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Your own conditions — every forecast scored for what you ride The 14-day forecast — hour by hour, on every mountain Alerts — an email when a saved mountain clears your bar Past snowfall
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48H 0.0″
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Sunday
Good Oct 3
Saturday Good A hard freeze overnight should turn into classic corn once the sun gets to it — worth the early alarm. Warming temperatures should soften the surface as the day goes on. The air never dropped below freezing overnight, but clear skies let the surface freeze anyway — expect it firm first thing.
Surface Ice
High / low 62° / 48°F
Wind to 9 mph
Best window 11 AM – 1 PM By elevation Summit11,000 ft Corn Snow Good Mid-mountain9,542 ft Ice Fair Base7,760 ft Ice Fair The top and bottom of the hill are a full rating apart — the mountain is having two different days at once. The rating above is all three together.
Hour by hour 1 AM 3.0 Crust The air never dropped below freezing, but clear, calm skies let the surface freeze anyway — expect it firm. Crusty on top, softer underneath — expect it breakable in spots. It's going downhill from here — ride it now. 50°F · 7 mph 2 AM 1.6 Ice The air never dropped below freezing, but clear, calm skies let the surface freeze anyway — expect it firm. Watch for slick, icy patches the groomers didn't reach. 50°F · 7 mph 3 AM 1.6 Ice The air never dropped below freezing, but clear, calm skies let the surface freeze anyway — expect it firm. Watch for slick, icy patches the groomers didn't reach. 49°F · 8 mph 4 AM 1.6 Ice The air never dropped below freezing, but clear, calm skies let the surface freeze anyway — expect it firm. Watch for slick, icy patches the groomers didn't reach. 49°F · 9 mph 5 AM 1.6 Ice The air never dropped below freezing, but clear, calm skies let the surface freeze anyway — expect it firm. Watch for slick, icy patches the groomers didn't reach. 49°F · 8 mph 6 AM 1.6 Ice It froze hard overnight, so the surface is probably frozen solid. 49°F · 7 mph 7 AM 1.6 Ice It froze hard overnight, so the surface is probably frozen solid. It's about to get better — give it a couple hours. 48°F · 5 mph 8 AM 1.6 Ice It froze hard overnight, so the surface is probably frozen solid. The air's too dry to melt the snow fast, so it's holding up better than 49°F would suggest. It's about to get better — give it a couple hours. 49°F · 3 mph 9 AM 3.5 Ice With temps near 50°F, the frozen surface is starting to soften up. Watch for slick, icy patches the groomers didn't reach. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. 50°F · 4 mph 10 AM 6.0 Ice With temps near 55°F, the frozen surface is starting to soften up. Watch for slick, icy patches the groomers didn't reach. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. 55°F · 4 mph 11 AM 8.0 Corn Snow With temps near 57°F, the frozen surface is starting to soften up. Classic corn — grippy, forgiving, and fun to carve. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. 57°F · 5 mph 12 PM 6.6 Corn Snow With temps near 58°F, the frozen surface is starting to soften up. Classic corn — grippy, forgiving, and fun to carve. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. 58°F · 5 mph 1 PM 5.4 Corn Snow Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. Classic corn — grippy, forgiving, and fun to carve. Conditions may get slightly worse from here. 60°F · 5 mph 2 PM 4.7 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. 61°F · 6 mph 3 PM 4.7 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. 62°F · 8 mph 4 PM 4.8 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. A little better from here on out. 61°F · 9 mph 5 PM 4.8 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. It's about to get better — give it a couple hours. 61°F · 9 mph 6 PM 5.3 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. It's about to get better — give it a couple hours. 59°F · 6 mph 7 PM 6.3 Soft Soft underfoot, not quite powder, not quite mush. It's going downhill from here — ride it now. 55°F · 2 mph 8 PM 7.2 Soft Soft underfoot, not quite powder, not quite mush. It's going downhill from here — ride it now. 53°F · 7 mph 9 PM 3.0 Crust Crusty on top, softer underneath — expect it breakable in spots. 53°F · 7 mph 10 PM 3.0 Crust The top layer probably melted and refroze into a crust. 52°F · 7 mph 11 PM 3.0 Crust The air never dropped below freezing, but clear, calm skies let the surface freeze anyway — expect it firm. Crusty on top, softer underneath — expect it breakable in spots. It's going downhill from here — ride it now. 52°F · 8 mph Model slope_gauge_model_v1
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