Whistler Blackcomb Mountains (Base: 2,140', Top: 7,494')
6-day Forecast Discussion Updated for Wednesday, November 18, 2009All of us at Snowforecast.com thank you for your support this season! We wouldn't have been able to do this without your viewership. Our reputation for customized, skier/boarder friendly forecasts is growing but we still need to get the word out to keep us going for next season. Please contact your favorite resort and put in a good word for us!
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Here is the latest from the NWS until we ramp operations again this fall--we'll have much more detailed and customized discussions and forecasts then...
SYNOPSIS...PACIFIC LOW PUSHING THROUGH THURS BRINGING 5-8 INCHES OF SNOW
...SNOW FLURRIES BECMG RAIN UNTIL SATURDAY EVENING WHEN THE NEXT SYSTEM
MOVES THROUGH BRINGING WITH IT MORE SNOW...TEMPS STAYING CLOSE TO NORMAL
FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR...RAIN AND SNOW MIXED THROUGH NEXT WED...
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Friday Nov 20, 2009
Hi 32°f / 0°c (base)
Lo 25°f / -4°c (base)
Sky Condition:
Very Heavy Snow
Precipitation:
None expected
Snow Potential
Wind:
SW at up to 5 mph.
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Saturday Nov 21, 2009
Hi 27°f / -3°c (base)
Lo 23°f / -5°c (base)
Sky Condition:
Snow
Precipitation:
None expected
Snow Potential
Wind:
SW at up to 10 mph.
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Sunday Nov 22, 2009
Hi 27°f / -3°c (base)
Lo 19°f / -7°c (base)
Sky Condition:
Light Snow
Precipitation:
None expected
Snow Potential
Wind:
SW at up to 5 mph.
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Monday Nov 23, 2009
Hi 28°f / -2°c (base)
Lo 18°f / -8°c (base)
Sky Condition:
Snow
Precipitation:
None expected
Snow Potential
Wind:
S at up to 5 mph.
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Tuesday Nov 24, 2009
Hi 34°f / 1°c (base)
Lo 23°f / -5°c (base)
Sky Condition:
Heavy Rain And Snow
Precipitation:
None expected
Snow Potential
Wind:
S at up to 5 mph.
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Wednesday Nov 25, 2009
Hi 34°f / 1°c (base)
Lo 32°f / 0°c (base)
Sky Condition:
Cloudy With Flurries
Precipitation:
None expected
Snow Potential
Wind:
S at up to 5 mph.
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Long range forecast / discussion...November 18 to 25.LONG TERM...The Fall of 2009 will be turning wetter toward mid-November. A cool and wet fall
season is expected overall. The winter of 2009-10 is expected to see much less snowfall,
especially when compared to the record amounts seen in 2008-09. Thanks to El Nino,
conditions should be milder, drier and windy for the upcoming winter season. However,
there will be periods of very cold weather, especially near the "full moon" cycles in
December, January and February.
For those who want to know, it looks like an El Nino SST pattern is developing and strengthening. We do not think this will be a dry summer compared to average, in fact it may be a bit wet, but we do expect a milder and less snowy winter with increased wind conditions. CM
