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Snow Report for 1-7-2026 Snowphone: (406) 862-SNOW Resort Info: (406) 862-2900 Avalanche Info: (406) 257-8402 skiwhitefish.com |
| Conditions: | At the Summit (6,813ft/2,343m) | In the Village (4,450ft/1,350m) | ||
| Summit Temperature: | 17℉ | |||
| Settled Base: | 63" | 15" | ||
| Overnight Fresh: | 3" | |||
| 24hr New Snow: | 5" | 4" | ||
| Total Snow to Date: | 127" | |||
| Last 7 Days: | 12" | 7" | ||
| Night Skiing: | Closed | |||
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Snow Report update by Margot: Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2026: 10:15 a.m. update: WOW! This morning is amazing out there. Snow is feeling like a mid weight pow and the backside is loaded due to wind. There are super deep turns to enjoy! That being said, please watch for variations in snow depth as the wind has moved the snow around. The entire frontside got snow, but exposed areas up high are wind scoured so watch for some blown spots. Beginning this afternoon as all of Haskill slide and portions of the East Rim will be closed for the comp this weekend. These areas will stay closed until the end of the competition! Currently the temperature at the summit is 18 degrees but it feels more like 4 degrees. Wind is gusting up to 30 mph with speeds consistently sitting around 15 mph. 6 a.m. report: Raise the alarm! It seems like you may be sick and you can’t attend to any of your responsibilities today. What a bummer … Thankfully, I know a cure. It’s called skiing fresh snow, and it’s been a fix known for generations! Last night brought the freshies we were hoping for, and if I were a betting lady, I’d be betting on conditions being pretty sweet this morning. The summit accumulated about 5 inches in the past 24 hours and 3 inches overnight. The base got spruced up with 4 inches in the past 24 hours. It seems like there will be soft turns all over the mountain today! We were experiencing strong winds last night, causing snow to be transported around the mountain, forming heavy drifts and deep... |