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Snow Report for 1-10-2026 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: | 21℉ | |||
| Settled Base: | 72" | 17" | ||
| Overnight Fresh: | 0" | |||
| 24hr New Snow: | 0" | 0" | ||
| Total Snow to Date: | 132" | |||
| Last 7 Days: | 13" | 7" | ||
| Night Skiing: | Open | |||
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Snow Report update by Helena: Saturday, Jan. 10, 2026: 10 a.m. update: Maybe you were awake early enough to see the lovely sunrise this morning, and if you weren’t, we’ve still got good views from the lower mountain. The sun is trying hard to burn off that cloud coverage up top. Right now, visibility remains variable at the summit. The snow is soft today and the groomers are silky smooth. Carve as you curve your way down the mountain today! It’s still a brisk day up here, so if you’re thinking about an extra layer, I’d consider adding it. T-Bar 2 will not be turning for about 10-15 minutes for maintenance this morning, but should pick back up after maintenance has been completed! Thanks for your patience! We’ve got lots going on today across the mountain, so practice patience and kindness as you’re in lift lines and on the slopes. Obey signage, especially slow zones, today and every day! 6:45 a.m. report: You've made it to the weekend! Time to kick it off with some breakfast, a chairlift ride and some sweet turns! It's Helena this morning with your early morning update on all the happenings of the mountain. Yesterday, Chair 1 had a mechanical issue that led to an evacuation of the lift. I just want to say thank you to every single person involved, whether you were on the lift or helping with the evacuation. Thank you! For those on the lift, thank you so much for your patience and cooperation. For those helping with the evacuation, thank you for your hard work and dedication to keeping everyone safe. The issue with Chair 1 has been resolved, and we are expected to start turning at our usual time this morning! Should... |