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Epic Pass snow forecast: California
Every Epic Pass resort ranked by forecast snow at mid-mountain, so you can pick where to use your pass this week.
No Epic Pass resort in California has meaningful snow in the forecast in the next 3 days right now.
Forecasts are for mid-mountain and use the same snow calculation as each resort's forecast page. Last 24 hr is the snow the weather model says fell at mid-mountain over the past 24 hours, not a resort's snow report. Season adds up those daily amounts since the season began (Oct 1, or Jun 1 south of the equator; northern seasons end Jun 15); between seasons it shows last season's total. Snow totals are calendar days in each resort's time zone, starting today; the weekend is the coming Saturday and Sunday.
Snow forecast questions
Which Epic Pass resort in California will get the most snow this week?
The Epic Pass resorts in California with the most snow forecast in the next 7 days are Kirkwood with 3.4" (9 cm), Northstar with 2.8" (7 cm) and Heavenly with 1.0" (3 cm).
Which Epic Pass resort in California will get the most snow this weekend?
No Epic Pass resort in California has meaningful snow in the forecast this weekend right now. The weekend is the coming Saturday and Sunday.
Which Epic Pass resort in California will get the most snow in the next 24 hours?
No Epic Pass resort in California has meaningful snow in the forecast in the next 24 hours right now.
Which Epic Pass resort in California got the most snow in the last 24 hours?
The Epic Pass resorts in California with the most snow in the last 24 hours are Kirkwood with 1.3" (3 cm), Northstar with 0.2" (1 cm) and Heavenly with 0.1" (0 cm).
Which Epic Pass resort in California has had the most snow this season?
The Epic Pass resorts in California with the most snow this season are Kirkwood with 1.3" (3 cm), Northstar with 0.2" (1 cm) and Heavenly with 0.1" (0 cm).
How often are these snow forecasts updated?
Every 2 hours. Each resort's forecast comes from Open-Meteo weather models at mid-mountain elevation, counting precipitation as snow when it is cold enough there, so the rankings show where fresh snow is most likely.
