Today
- Freezing level: 1600 metres.
- Alpine temperature: High -2 °C.
- Ridge wind southeast: 15 km/h.
Tonight
- Freezing level: 1100 metres.
- Alpine temperature: Low -2 °C.
- Ridge wind east: 10-25 km/h.
Thursday
- Freezing level: 1800 metres.
- Alpine temperature: High -1 °C.
- Ridge wind northwest: 15 km/h.
Friday
- Freezing level: 1800 metres.
- Alpine temperature: Low -5 °C, High -3 °C.
- Ridge wind southwest: 15-25 km/h.
Saturday
- Freezing level: 2000 metres.
- Alpine temperature: Low -5 °C, High 0 °C.
- Ridge wind southwest: 10-25 km/h.
Sunday
- Freezing level: 2400 metres.
- Alpine temperature: Low -1 °C, High 3 °C.
- Light ridge wind.
Monday
- Freezing level: 2600 metres.
- Alpine temperature: Low 2 °C, High 6 °C.
- Ridge wind light to 20 km/h.
Tuesday
- Rain: 2 mm
- Freezing level: 2600 metres.
- Alpine temperature: Low -2 °C, High 5 °C.
- Ridge wind southwest: 15-35 km/h.
Wednesday
- Snow: 1 cm
- Freezing level: 1600 metres.
- Alpine temperature: Low -9 °C, High -3 °C.
- Ridge wind northwest: 10 km/h.

For the best conditions today, head to the Stoke and Ripper chairs where excellent grooming is delivering smooth, reliable turns. For those looking to explore a bit more, winter-like conditions can still be found on north-facing aspects and in the alpine bowls. If you encounter variable conditions at lower elevations, downloading the gondola is always a comfortable option.
Backcountry Conditions
Outside the ski area boundary avalanche activity has decreased however that does not mean the danger has gone away. Be mindful of sluffing in steep alpine terrain, isolated wind loading in lee features and remember to keep you distances from cornices. Make sure to check avalanche.ca for all the detail of the current bulletin before heading out.