Big Sky's Deep Pack and Spring Powder Promise: Your Season Preview
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Daily Ski Conditions for Big Sky Resort, Montana
Big Sky Resort is sitting pretty with one of the deepest snowpacks in the U.S. at 48 inches, giving riders plenty of reasons to get stoked on what's shaping up to be a solid season. The resort is currently running about 80 percent of its terrain open, which means there's plenty of space to explore whether you're carving groomers or hunting for pow stashes.
Right now at mid-mountain it's a chilly 12 degrees Fahrenheit, with the summit even colder at 5 degrees, so bundle up before heading to the lifts. Winds are blowing between 10 to 20 miles per hour from the west-northwest, which should keep the snow nice and preserved. Expect a high of around 17 degrees today with clear to cloudy skies dominating the forecast.
Looking ahead at the next week, Mother Nature is cooking up some fresh turns for the powder hounds. About 1 inch of new snow is expected tomorrow through the next few days, with the potential for more in the coming week. Late January and early February typically bring some solid weather windows, and forecasters are hinting that winter might "go out with a bang" come March and April, suggesting plenty of spring powder skiing could be in the cards as we head toward the season's final months.
The base depth should hold strong throughout the season since Big Sky receives an impressive average of 252 inches of annual snowfall spread across roughly 67 snow days. That's the kind of consistent accumulation that keeps the skiing good from November through May. The high-alpine terrain on Lone Mountain, nestled north of the 45th parallel, does a solid job of keeping conditions cold and preserving the snow even during milder winters.
If you're planning a trip, pack layers because temperatures will be bouncing around between single digits at night and the low twenties during the day through early February. The variable conditions mean morning runs might be crispy and firm while afternoons could offer some softer conditions if the sun comes out. Spring skiers should definitely mark their calendars, as recent trends suggest this season is shaping up to deliver those coveted corn turns and blower powder days as we roll into April and May.
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