News from Loveland
Don't miss the latest happenings out of Loveland, including new lifts, terrain expansions, weather, photo galleries, infographics and current events skiers and mountain travelers should know about. Stay up-to-date on Loveland news and events by clicking on articles from the list below or page through to see coverage from the entire ski season.
1.2 Snow Before You Go: 2020 Powder for the West
Start out the new year with some powder! 1-2 feet of accumulation expected for many resorts in the west.
12.12 Snow Before You Go: Get Ready for a Powder Weekend!
Colorado is the place to be this weekend. 1-3 feet of snow on the way. Watch the rest of meteorologist Chris Tomer'...Advertisement
![Where to Ski in Early November ©Arapahoe Basin Ski Area/Facebook]()
Where to Ski in Early November
Find the best ski resorts for November skiing and riding in North America using this projected list of resort openings.
20th October 2019
![Infographic: 10 Highest Ski Resorts ©Liam Doran]()
Infographic: 10 Highest Ski Resorts
High elevations are often synonymous with bone-dry powder, epic descents and astounding views. See which top 10 North American resorts ranked highest.
17th October 2019
![Storm Chasing: How to Line Up the Perfect Snowstorm & Feed Your Powder Addiction]()
Storm Chasing: How to Line Up the Perfect Snowstorm & Feed Your Powder Addiction
Tips for how to chase storms and ski more powder while holding down a full time job.
20th May 2019
![18/19 Ski Season Closing Dates & Who's Still Open]()
18/19 Ski Season Closing Dates & Who's Still Open
Scroll through this list of ski resorts in North America that are still open to operations schedules and closing dates for the 18/19 ski season.
1st May 2019
![Final Forecast of the 18/19 Ski Season: 4.25 Snow B4U Go ©Meteorologist Chris Tomer]()
Final Forecast of the 18/19 Ski Season: 4.25 Snow B4U Go
The west stays somewhat active over the next five days with a few different fast-moving storm systems. New snow favors the highest terrain.
24th April 2019
![High Elevation Powder Potential for Easter Weekend: 4.18 Snow B4U Go ©Meteorologist Chris Tomer]()
High Elevation Powder Potential for Easter Weekend: 4.18 Snow B4U Go
The best new snow will fall on the highest elevation peaks and ski areas, including Loveland and Breckenridge, for Easter weekend skiing.
17th April 2019
![Large Storm System for West & East: 3.28 Snow B4U Go ©Meteorologist Chris Tomer]()
Large Storm System for West & East: 3.28 Snow B4U Go
One large storm system dominates the next five days. It starts out West then rolls East. Behind it the jet stream (storm track) shifts north into the Pacific Northwest.
27th March 2019
![Big Storm & 1-2 Feet for Intermountain West: 3.14 Snow B4U Go ©Meteorologist Chris Tomer]()
Big Storm & 1-2 Feet for Intermountain West: 3.14 Snow B4U Go
One big storm system hits the Intermountain West then the pattern goes quiet. That big storm then rolls into the Northeast taking a northern track leaving the ski resorts with mostly rain.
12th March 2019
![Heavy Snow & 2 Storms Target Sierras, Rockies: 3.7 Snow B4U Go ©Meteorologist Chris Tomer]()
Heavy Snow & 2 Storms Target Sierras, Rockies: 3.7 Snow B4U Go
The Pineapple Express continues out West with two different storm systems lined up for California. That moisture then spreads out across the Intermountain West.
6th March 2019
![Colorado Ski Resorts Snag 2-4 Feet of Fresh ©Breckenridge Ski Resort]()
Colorado Ski Resorts Snag 2-4 Feet of Fresh
Colorado benefited from three days of heavy snowfall to kick off March, with many ski resorts pocketing between 2-4 feet of fresh powder.
5th March 2019
![Pineapple Express to Bury West Under 1-3 Feet: 2.28 Snow B4U Go ©Meteorologist Chris Tomer]()
Pineapple Express to Bury West Under 1-3 Feet: 2.28 Snow B4U Go
The overall pattern remains active over the next five days. Out West, it's the Pineapple Express and heavy plumes of moisture.
27th February 2019
![Who Got the Most Snow This Week? ©Sunday River]()
Who Got the Most Snow This Week?
Which ski resorts got the most snow this week? Big winners include the Midwest and Northeast.
31st January 2019
![Solid Snowfall for Intermountain West, Northeast: 1.24 Snow B4U Go ©Meteorologist Chris Tomer]()
Solid Snowfall for Intermountain West, Northeast: 1.24 Snow B4U Go
The Western storm track shifts north into Canada over the next five days setting up a series of smaller Clipper-like storm systems on a northwest flow pattern for the Intermountain West.
23rd January 2019
![Snow Hits Soon for West & Northeast: 1.10 Snow B4U Go ©Meteorologist Chris Tomer]()
Snow Hits Soon for West & Northeast: 1.10 Snow B4U Go
Heavy snow continues on Thursday with on and off snow Friday for parts of the West. In the Northeast, it looks colder with a couple chances for snow showers.
9th January 2019
![Widespread Snow Across West for New Year's: 12.27 Snow B4U Go ©Meteorologist Chris Tomer]()
Widespread Snow Across West for New Year's: 12.27 Snow B4U Go
The pace and intensity of storm systems hitting the West Coast decreases. However, expect an active pattern with one to two storm systems lined up.
26th December 2018
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