Ski Reports & Snow Forecast

Spring is a bittersweet season for skiers. On one hand, it marks the end of the beloved ski season, but on the other, it brings warm, long days, fun conditions, and some of the best ski resort events of the season. Many resorts know how to throw an aprés-ski party and there’s no time that’s

March marks the official start of spring, and while the days start getting longer and warmer, and flowers start blooming, die-hard skiers and riders know that the ski season is still going strong. Many consider spring, and especially late spring, the secret ski season, featuring bonus powder days, miles of skiable terrain, uncrowded slopes, and

Freshly groomed runs deliver some of the most satisfying skiing and riding you’ll find on the mountain. The snow is firm and fast, the edges hold clean, and ski areas really open up on those long, wide-open cruisers. But not all ski resorts are created equal. Some North America ski resorts have built their reputations

Ready to hit the ski slopes? Check out Meteorologist Chris Tomer’s North America snow forecast to find out about the weather, forecasted snow, and which ski resorts have the best odds for powder days. After your trip, leave a resort review here. Want to be notified as soon these snow forecasts are published? Subscribe to

You’re likely familiar with the bigger multi-resort ski passes like the Ikon Pass, Epic Pass, and The Mountain Collective, but are you familiar with the Indy Pass? If you love skiing at independently-owned mountains, you should consider it, since it’s sescribed as “the spirit of alpine skiing at independent resorts,” the Indy Pass features 2

Spring skiing means different things to different people and different destinations. For some ski destinations, like the Midwest, spring skiing is mainly just in March, while in other destinations, like Utah, home to the Greatest Snow on Earth®, the spring ski season can continue into May. If you’re lucky and time it just right, you