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Epic Pass snow forecast: Utah

Every Epic Pass resort ranked by forecast snow at mid-mountain, so you can pick where to use your pass this week.

The Epic Pass resort in Utah with the most snow forecast in the next 3 days is Park City with 4.0".

Last 24 hr Next 24 hr 3 days Weekend 7 days Season
Ranked by snow in the next 3 days at mid-mountain Updated every 2 hours
#ResortLast 24 hrNext 24 hr3 daysWeekend7 daysSeason
1 Park City Epic
Utah
 2.2"2.3"4.0"0.0"4.0"0.5"

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 Utah will get the most snow this week?

The Epic Pass resort in Utah with the most snow forecast in the next 7 days is Park City with 4.0" (10 cm).

Which Epic Pass resort in Utah will get the most snow this weekend?

No Epic Pass resort in Utah has meaningful snow in the forecast this weekend right now. The weekend is the coming Saturday and Sunday.

Which Epic Pass resort in Utah will get the most snow in the next 24 hours?

The Epic Pass resort in Utah with the most snow forecast in the next 24 hours is Park City with 2.3" (6 cm).

Which Epic Pass resort in Utah got the most snow in the last 24 hours?

The Epic Pass resort in Utah with the most snow in the last 24 hours is Park City with 2.2" (6 cm).

Which Epic Pass resort in Utah has had the most snow this season?

The Epic Pass resort in Utah with the most snow this season is Park City with 0.5" (1 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.

Snow forecasts, resort by resort

SnowByResort puts the snow forecast for every ski resort you care about on one page. Pick your mountains and compare expected snowfall side by side instead of checking each resort's website.

  • 24-hour, 3-day, weekend and 7-day snowfall totals for each resort, with a 10-day daily outlook.
  • Epic Pass, Ikon Pass and independent resorts: bulk-add every resort on your pass in a state, or search for any ski area worldwide.
  • Storm alerts: create a free account and get an email when a resort's forecast crosses your snowfall threshold.
  • Inches or centimeters, and it's free.

Popular resorts include Vail, Breckenridge, Park City, Whistler Blackcomb, Stowe, Steamboat, Mammoth Mountain, Alta, Snowbird, Jackson Hole and more. Browse all ski resorts, or see where the most snow is forecast this week, including every Epic Pass, Ikon Pass and independent resort.

Snow forecast questions

What is SnowByResort?

SnowByResort is a free website that puts the snow forecast for every ski resort you care about on one page. It shows 24-hour, 3-day, weekend and 7-day snowfall for Epic Pass, Ikon Pass and independent resorts side by side, so you can see where it's going to snow without checking each resort's website.

Which ski resort will get the most snow this week?

The Where's the snow? page ranks every ski resort SnowByResort tracks by forecast snow in the next 24 hours, 3 days, this weekend and 7 days. It updates every 2 hours, with separate rankings for Epic Pass, Ikon Pass and independent resorts and for each state or region.

Where does the snow forecast come from?

Forecasts come from Open-Meteo weather models, plus the National Weather Service forecast for US resorts. SnowByResort calculates snow at each resort's mid-mountain elevation, where snow often falls even when the base gets rain, and also shows base and summit totals.

Which ski resorts does SnowByResort cover?

More than 200 Epic Pass, Ikon Pass and independent ski resorts in the United States, Canada, Australia and Japan each have their own forecast page, and you can search for any other ski area worldwide.

Is SnowByResort free?

Yes. Tracking resorts, the rankings and every resort page are free with no account. A free account saves your resorts across devices and sends storm alert emails when a resort's forecast crosses your snowfall threshold.