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Don't miss the latest happenings out of Bridger Bowl, including new lifts, terrain expansions, weather, photo galleries, infographics and current events skiers and mountain travelers should know about. Stay up-to-date on Bridger Bowl news and events by clicking on articles from the list below or page through to see coverage from the entire ski season.
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Head High for Heavy Snow: 4.4 Snow B4U Go
Two to three storm systems will ride a strong jet stream into the West. Snow levels will rise as warmer Spring temp...Advertisement
![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
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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
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Large Storms, 1-3 Feet for Parts of West: 1.31 Snow B4U Go
Across the West, the pattern gradually turns stormier; a ridging jet stream gradually buckles with two different large Pacific storm systems moving inland.
30th January 2019
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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
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3-6 Feet to Wallop Parts of West: 1.3 Snow B4U Go
An active pattern is setting up for the Pacific Northwest. There are three to four different storm systems lined up with the potential to bring 3-6 feet.
2nd January 2019
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Pacific Northwest, BC to Pocket 3-6 Feet: 12.13 Snow B4U Go
The storm track has shifted back towards the Pacific Northwest and could bring 3-6 feet of snow for some areas.
12th December 2018
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Multiple Storms & 1-3 Feet for Parts of West: 11.29 Snow B4U Go
The U.S. weather pattern remains active for the West, including California. There are two to three different storm systems lined up over the next five days.
28th November 2018
![Feast on 1-3 Feet of Thanksgiving Powder: 11.22 Snow B4U Go ©Meteorologist Chris Tomer]()
Feast on 1-3 Feet of Thanksgiving Powder: 11.22 Snow B4U Go
The U.S. weather pattern is moving to a very active jet stream that now favors areas devoid of snow just a week ago, including California and Utah.
21st November 2018
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Serious Snow in Spots: 11.15 Snow B4U Go
The U.S. weather pattern mirrors last week with another large storm system for the Northeast and moderate snow out West.
14th November 2018
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Heavy Snow to Totally Dry: 11.8 Snow B4U Go
The next five days are a bit of a mix for ski resorts in North America. Meteorologist Chris Tomer reveals where the skiing will be best throughout the weekend.
7th November 2018
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Best Ski Resorts for Holiday Snow
Check out December 2017’s top 50 snowfall totals, as well as the top snowfall totals from Christmas Day, and see if your holiday travel plans are on target.
4th September 2018
![Winter 18/19 Long-Range Weather Forecast ©Meteorologist Chris Tomer]()
Winter 18/19 Long-Range Weather Forecast
Meteorologist Chris Tomer's outlook for the 18/19 ski season predicts a pseudo El Niño. See what that means & where to ski.
3rd September 2018
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3.29 Snow Before You Go: 2 Storms for West
A typical spring pattern is shaping up for the next five days with fast moving weather and warmer temperatures.
28th March 2018
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2.8 Snow Before You Go: 2-3 Storms in the Next Week
The weather forecast for the next week shows an active pattern with two to three storm systems lined up for the ski resorts.
7th February 2018
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News Roundup: United Adds Flights to Ski Country, TripHero Makes Transporting Ski Gear a Breeze
United Airlines plans to increase its ski town presence this winter by adding flights into some of the biggest ski destinations in the country.
9th August 2017
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