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Short Range Forecast Discussion
::: Milder with some breeziness today through Sunday/ Shower chances and colder air moves in Monday through Wednesday :::
DETAILED SUMMARY for the week -> Updated for Friday, May 24... Today through Sunday - In general, low pressure hangs out across the northwest US and northern Sierra-Tahoe, though it backs off some. We expect some clouds (but mostly sun), breezy to windy conditions, and cooler than average temperatures, though a bit milder than recent temperatures.
Monday through Wednesday - Colder and windy weather is expected, with shower chances and mostly cloudy skies as unseasonably strong low pressure pushes in across the west. This one looks stronger than the current low pressure system, which caused snowfall to 3,500 feet across some areas of Oregon and Washington, into Idaho. Some snow is expected to 8,000 feet, and possibly lower (to near 7,000 feet overnight) if low pressure cuts southward more. We will be watching. CM
::: Milder with some breeziness today through Sunday/ Shower chances and colder air moves in Monday through Wednesday :::
DETAILED SUMMARY for the week -> Updated for Friday, May 24... Today through Sunday - In general, low pressure hangs out across the northwest US and northern Sierra-Tahoe, though it backs off some. We expect some clouds (but mostly sun), breezy to windy conditions, and cooler than average temperatures, though a bit milder than recent temperatures.
Monday through Wednesday - Colder and windy weather is expected, with shower chances and mostly cloudy skies as unseasonably strong low pressure pushes in across the west. This one looks stronger than the current low pressure system, which caused snowfall to 3,500 feet across some areas of Oregon and Washington, into Idaho. Some snow is expected to 8,000 feet, and possibly lower (to near 7,000 feet overnight) if low pressure cuts southward more. We will be watching. CM
11,053 ft
7,953 ft
3,100 ft
Unknown
RESORT INFO
↑54° 12c°
↓30° -1c°
MID
MTN
- Last Update 25 May @ 09:05
- Snow Past 24 Hours 0 in
- Snow Past 48 Hours 0 in
- Season Total 378 in
- Average Base Depth 10 in
Comments
Snow surface is spring conditions and hard pack.
Today's Snow Potential
None Expected
What's Open?
- Trails45 of 150
- Lifts6 of 28
- Acreage1500 of 3500 (30%)
Other Info
- Additional ReportsNone
25
Saturday
↑54° 12c°
↓30° -1c°
MID
MTN
Sky Condition
Mostly sunny
Precipitation
None Expected
Snow Potential
None Expected
Wind
From the S at 6 to 17 MPH.
26
Sunday
↑52° 11c°
↓28° -2c°
MID
MTN
Sky Condition
Mostly sunny
Precipitation
None Expected
Snow Potential
None Expected
Wind
From the SW at 5 to 21 MPH, with gusts up to 31MPH.
27
Monday
↑48° 9c°
↓28° -2c°
MID
MTN
Sky Condition
Partly cloudy with scattered showers
Precipitation
Scattered Showers (Potential precip: 0.01in, 0.27mm)
Snow Potential
None Expected
Wind
From the SW at 5 to 10 MPH.
28
Tuesday
↑41° 5c°
↓30° -1c°
MID
MTN
Sky Condition
Partly cloudy with a chance for wintry mix
Precipitation
Scattered Wintry Mix (Potential precip: 0.01in, 0.26mm)
Snow Potential
None Expected
Wind
From the WSW at 7 to 14 MPH.
29
Wednesday
↑52° 11c°
↓30° -1c°
MID
MTN
Sky Condition
Partly cloudy with isolated showers
Precipitation
None Expected
Snow Potential
None Expected
Wind
From the WSW at 7 to 15 MPH.
30
Thursday
↑57° 14c°
↓30° -1c°
MID
MTN
Sky Condition
Partly cloudy
Precipitation
None Expected
Snow Potential
None Expected
Wind
From the W at 8 to 10 MPH.
Long Range Forecast Discussion:
-30 May to 04 June, 2013 - Upper level low pressure holds on across the northwest US, possibly into the first few days of June, with some clouds, late day west breezes-wind, and cooler than average temperatures. High pressure may build in after the first few days of June, with warming temperatures and sunny skies. It seems this will not be the last cool-down from Gulf of Alaska storms. CM
Mammoth has 3500 acres of trails, covered in 400 inches of snow, bathed by 300 days of sunshine and that’s just the mountain in an average year. 11,053-foot Mammoth Mountain dominates the Eastern Sierra skyline and the minds and hearts of its die-hard skiers and riders. Yes Mammoth is big. And there’s more to Mammoth winter than one mountain: cross country skiing and snowmobiling over acres of pure white; uncrowded powder days at June Mountain; dinner at Lakefront Restaurant. It's all part of the Mammoth experience.