The storm track this weekend continues to favor the Pacific Northwest, British Columbia, and western Alberta. That’s where the heaviest precipitation will accumulate. Snow levels will initially get pushed up high to 8,000′ then fall as colder air filters in.
Rain/Snow line for Whistler/Blackcomb this weekend.
| Freezing Level (FT) | 11/13 | 11/14 | 11/15 |
| Whistler/Blackcomb | 3600′ | 8000′ | 7k to 4k |
I’m forecasting heavy snowfall Sunday-Monday through the interior high mountains of British Columbia and western Alberta around Banff. Snow levels will get pushed high initially then fall. Overall accumulations mid-mountain and higher could range from 10-20″.
| Freezing Level (FT) | 11/13 | 11/14 | 11/15 |
| Sunshine Village Ski | 4000′ | 5k to 7k | 7k to 4k |
Across the Intermountain West in the Lower 48, I’m not forecasting much snow through the weekend into early next week. The next cold front arrives Tuesday-Wednesday and again late week.
Here’s my snow forecast for the next 8 days, click to enlarge:
My raw forecast data, click to enlarge:
This is Cricket from Crested Butte again and I wanted to say thank you for your immediate response to my suggestion earlier in the week. Excellent!!
I look forward to the changes and expansion of information and data you have planned for your blog.
Thank you! Chris