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Check out all the latest happenings at Whitefish ski resorts, from new lifts to terrain expansions, in addition to Whitefish weather forecasts, photo galleries, infographics and current events skiers and mountain travelers should know about. Stay up-to-date on Whitefish ski resort news and events by clicking on articles from the list below or page through to see Whitefish coverage from the entire ski season.
12.18 Snow Before You Go: Heavy Snow Shifts Northwest
The heaviest snow this weekend shifts into the Pacific Northwest, British Columbia, and northern California with 1-...
Dirty 30s: Mountain Bike Park Opening Dates
30 of the best ski resort mountain bike parks across North America and when they plan to get down and dirty for sum...
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
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![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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North America's 100+ Inch Spring Base Depths
From California to Colorado, many ski resorts are reporting over 100-inch bases, with a handful boasting between 150-200 inches.
19th February 2019
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Up to 3 Feet by Monday at Lake Tahoe & Mammoth: 2.7 Snow B4U Go
The active pattern across the West continues over the next five days with two additional storm systems lined up.
6th 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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Best Ski Resorts for Presidents' Day Powder
We've crunched the data and found the best ski areas for Presidents' Day snowfall. See the infographic below for the best five-year snowfall totals on average (2014-2018) and plan a spring break ski trip to remember.
27th 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
![Best Week of the Season With Heavy Snow at Dozens of Ski Resorts: 1.17 Snow B4U Go ©Meteorologist Chris Tomer]()
Best Week of the Season With Heavy Snow at Dozens of Ski Resorts: 1.17 Snow B4U Go
This could be the best week of the entire season at many ski areas across the West and the Northeast with heavy snow at dozens of resorts.
16th January 2019
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Who Got the Most Snow This Week?
Which ski resorts got the most snow this week? Big winners include the Southwest and Northern Rockies.
3rd January 2019
![3-6 Feet to Wallop Parts of West: 1.3 Snow B4U Go ©Meteorologist Chris Tomer]()
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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