Please note: the 10-15 day readings are more likely to change due to the longer range timeframe.

Pretty mild conditions in the mountains for the next 4 days, Spring like really. The snow will be a bit firm and crusty early on and soften during the morning.

It’s looking like this “Super El Niño” is really starting to get its claws in, throwing added moisture ahead of the cold fronts that have been lining up. Temperatures are also looking like they are on the rise, meaning snowmaking opportunities will unfortunately become very limited from here on.

There are a couple of weak cold fronts arriving between the 20th and 25th, bringing showers and the chance of some snow falling up top. It’s not really anything to get too excited about, although the tail end of the system looks to be the coolest.

Looking further ahead, their is a chance of something building around the 27th/28th. It's no certainty as yet but definately worth keeping an eye on over the coming days.

A series of cold fronts should arrive the first few days of September, and hopefully after some initial showers we can see some snow falling.

Pete 'The Frog' Taylor

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