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Brian Head Snow Forecast

Utah · Independent

Brian Head snow forecast summary

Brian Head is forecast to get 10.3" (26 cm) of snow in the next 24 hours, 11.3" (29 cm) over the next 3 days and 11.3" (29 cm) over the next 7 days at mid-mountain (about 10,259 ft). Updated Tuesday, October 13.

DayConditionsHigh / low (°F)Snow
Today Heavy snow 25° / 21° 9.8" (25 cm)
Wed, Oct 14 Heavy snow 26° / 22° 1.5" (4 cm)
Thu, Oct 15 Clear sky 41° / 24° 0.0" (0 cm)
Fri, Oct 16 Clear sky 44° / 29° 0.0" (0 cm)
Sat, Oct 17 Overcast 49° / 30° 0.0" (0 cm)
Sun, Oct 18 Clear sky 50° / 31° 0.0" (0 cm)
Mon, Oct 19 Clear sky 45° / 32° 0.0" (0 cm)
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Brian Head resort stats

Summit
10,920 ft (3,328 m)
Base
9,600 ft (2,926 m)
Vertical drop
1,320 ft (402 m)
Skiable terrain
665 acres (269 ha)
Lifts
8
Average snowfall
360" (914 cm) a year
Typical season
Mid-Nov to mid-Apr

From resort and public sources. Figures vary by source and season.

Brian Head FAQ

How much snow is Brian Head expected to get this week?

Brian Head is forecast to get 11.3" (29 cm) of snow in the next 7 days at mid-mountain, with 10.3" (26 cm) in the next 24 hours and 11.3" (29 cm) over the next 3 days.

How much snow does Brian Head get a year?

Brian Head averages about 360 inches (914 cm) of snow a year.

When is ski season at Brian Head?

The ski season at Brian Head typically runs mid-Nov to mid-Apr. Opening and closing dates change with each season's snow.

How big is Brian Head?

Brian Head has 665 skiable acres, 8 lifts and 1,320 ft of vertical, from 9,600 ft at the base to 10,920 ft at the summit.

What ski resorts are near Brian Head?

The closest ski resorts to Brian Head with snow forecasts on SnowByResort are Eagle Point (51 miles), measured in a straight line.

About the Brian Head snow forecast

This page shows the snow forecast for Brian Head in Utah, an Independent resort. Totals are forecast at mid-mountain, where snow often falls even when the base gets rain, with separate numbers for the summit and base. You'll also find hourly snow and temperature for the next 48 hours, a 16-day outlook, and snowfall from several forecast models side by side, plus the National Weather Service forecast for the area.

Brian Head has 665 skiable acres, 8 lifts and 1,320 ft of vertical, and averages about 360 inches of snow a year. The season typically runs mid-Nov to mid-Apr.

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