📷 Mt. Washington
North America
Mt. Washington
Closed for the season
Season ended April 12, 2026
Conditions data updated Thu, May 28, 09:02 PM UTC · informational only
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Closed for Season — closed April 12
Weather data is still collected for informational purposes.
Last Snowfall
May 25
3d agoPast 24 Hours
0cm
Past 48 Hours
0cm
Past 10 Days
0.6cm
14-Day Forecast
0cm
Snow Depth
--
Powder Days
16
this season
Overview
Mt. Washington is a ski resort in North America, Canada, currently closed for the season as of April 12, 2026. Today's SnowSure™ Score is 10/100 (Limited), 1 cm (0.4 in) of snow in the last 7 days. Conditions last updated 2026-05-28 21:02 UTC.
Resort Guide
Mt. Washington Alpine Resort is located on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada, offering over 1,700 acres of skiable terrain and a vertical drop of 505 meters. The resort features a variety of runs for all abilities, a family-friendly atmosphere, and panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and surrounding mountains. Key amenities include a modern alpine village, equipment rentals, ski and snowboard lessons, and a dedicated Nordic center for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Mt. Washington stands out for its abundant snowfall, diverse terrain, and unique island setting.
Gallery
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Resort Info
Top Après Ski
Ted’s Bar + Grill – A popular après-ski spot located in the Alpine Lodge at Mt. Washington, Ted’s is known for its cozy atmosphere, local craft beers, hearty comfort food, and live music events, making it a favorite gathering place for skiers and snowboarders to unwind after a day on the slopes.
Not operating — season has ended
Closed April 12, 2026
SnowSure scores and forecasts below are for planning and reference only while the resort is closed.
Depth
Limited snow depth - upper mountain may have better coverage.
Recent
Light recent snow - groomed runs recommended.
Forecast
26cm forecast - some snow expected.
Historic
Season is performing around average.
Closed for the season · Data updated Thu, May 28, 09:02 PM UTC · informational only
Snow Summary
Updated May 28, 2026 at 9:22 PM
Historical data from Open-Meteo archive • Forecast from ECMWF IFS model
Snowfall Forecast Maps
Pacific Northwest region
Current Conditions
Reported Thu, May 28, 09:02 PM UTC
Freezing Level
2230m
☀️ Above summit - warm/wet conditions
Base
1100m
Temp
17.9°C
Wind
7.9km/h
Snow Depth
--
14-Day Forecast
0.1cm
Mid-Mountain
1344m
Temp
10.4°C
Wind
8.3km/h
Snow Depth
--
14-Day Forecast
0.1cm
Summit
1588m
Temp
14.7°C
Wind
7.9km/h
Snow Depth
--
14-Day Forecast
0.2cm
Live Conditions
Mt. Washington Webcams
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Local Reports
0 reportsDaily Snowfall Forecast by Model
Shows daily snowfall predictions from 7 weather models. Black line = SnowSure™ weighted average.
14-Day Snow Forecast by Model
Summit elevation (1588m)
10-Day Forecast
Today
28
🌧️
14.8°
5.5°
Fri
29
🌧️
4.6°
0.1°
Sat
30
🌧️
5.2°
-3.1°
Sun
31
☁️
11°
-3°
Mon
1
☀️
16.1°
0.8°
Tue
2
☁️
18.1°
7.4°
Wed
3
🌧️
11.8°
4°
Thu
4
🌧️
11.3°
1.1°
Fri
5
🌧️
7.6°
-2.3°
Sat
6
🌧️
3°
-2.3°
Summit elevation (1588m) • ECMWF model
Season vs Historic
Updated Thu, May 28, 09:02 PM UTC
606.8cm
Season Total
This Season to Date
-37%
vs 5-Year Avg
956.3cm avg by now
+15%
vs 30-Year Avg
528.8cm avg by now
956.3cm
5-Yr Avg by Now
Snowfall over the past five years has been significantly higher than the 30-year average, with the 5-year average reaching 786.1 cm compared to the long-term average of 460 cm. The most recent season, however, saw a notable decrease, recording only 68% of the 5-year average, indicating a sharp drop from the recent trend of above-average snowfall. Despite this recent decline, the current season still exceeds the 30-year average by 16%, highlighting the overall upward shift in snowfall in recent years. This pattern suggests increased variability, with generally higher snowfall punctuated by occasional below-average years.
Season at a Glance
Multi-season averages will appear once SnowSure has tracked more than one full season.
Best Months to Visit
February
Peak Season
January
Peak Season
March
Good
December
Good
Note: Based on typical ski season patterns for this region.