- Last Update18 Feb @ 11:02
- Snow Past 24 hrs0"
- Snow Past 48 hrs0"
- Season Total37"
- Average Base Depth20 to 42"
- Today's Snow Potential1"
Comments
2in, past 5 days. Snow surface is packed powder and machine groomed
- High Lift Elevation1475
- Base Elevation1175
- Vertical Drop300ft
- Longest Trail2,000ft
- Trails17 of 16
- Lifts9 of 6
- Acreage0 of 50 ( 100% )
- Night Skiing9 lifts/9 trails open
Other Info
- Groomed Night Ski Trails17 ( 49% )
- Tubingyes
- Tubing Hours9a - 9p
23°

Conditions
- Humidity88%
- Dewpoint20°
- SustainedW 6mph
- GustingW 0mph
- Visibility1.25 miles
- Snow DepthUnreported
Comments
Light Snow Fog/Mist
Location
Mansfield - Mansfield Lahm Regional Airport, OH
- Elevation1,339ft
- UpdatedFeb 18 @ 05:14
Contact
- Website: https://www.snowtrails.com/
- Snow Conditions: 800-332-7669
- Reservations: 419-774-9818
- Email: questions@snowtrails.com
Location
- City: Mansfield
- State: Ohio
- Country: United States
LONG RANGE FORECAST - JAN 05, 2019
It has been a while since we updated this outlook. When paying full attention to any area we forecast for, which I have been watching weather patterns for (the western US also) since the 1970's, I put my forecasts of weather events/ timing/ snow totals up against any, especially in the long range. We gained quite a reputation for our Tahoe and Utah forecasts over a span of almost 15 years, gaining the attention of TV stations who used the forecasts with no mention of source, a movie financier who wanted me to be a part of a "think tank" group of professionals, radio stations, etc. Even major growers/ ag interests were using these free forecasts (for the longer range accuracy of weather event timing and significance), as an accurate long range forecaster is the equivalent of a "fortune teller", as told to me by the movie financier. There are competitors who charge for their info, and we do not, even though our information is a paid service in other formats we continue to deliver to agriculture customers to this day (Circa 1995). As I stated, I put my forecasts up against anyone else's in the area. We gave out over $50,000 in SWAG (lodging, tickets, passes, gear, even Nativa Naturals food) from 2009-2011, stuff we couldn't even afford to buy ourselves, to many people from SFO and SAC, TVL area. If you check my bio you will see my story, there is a LOT more to it than what I am typing here. I have received many emails due to the missing updates. The answer is, we have not had any support from advertisers, resorts, anyone in this region since around 2013. I continued on with the forecasting hoping for some support in the form of advertising or sponsorship, but it didn't happen, and I do not know anyone else who works for free. That said, I would like to get these forecast outlooks going again--> I never charged the site user for this service. The skier/ snowboarder has enough to pay for with fuel, lift tickets and passes, gear, life, etc., and I feel it is a service that should be provided by the host, the resort, to its visitors, even if in the form of advertising on the site. I have the same awesome, nice traffic as the rest of the snow sports niche sites, but am not going to run Google ads so they can charge $20/ cpm and give us less than a dollar cpm. That said... I watch Colorado as that is where the business is for me. Recently, Bogus Basin joined the client list and now we work up a complete custom forecast for them as well, with a long range outlook. I will be drawing from that already completed work to deliver you a broad-brush longer range outlook for the western US, for now. I hope it is useful for you: LONGER RANGE: The 9th-10th of January another low pressure system moves in with good potential snowfall, significant snow for the west coast mainly, less as we move inland, southern areas favored like southwest US areas,The 11-12th (roughly) and then the 13th-20th of January, we expect unsettled conditions to continue dominating the western US (had this forecast for over a month, early Dec forecast for this mid-late Jan time frame), and we expect a prominent moisture tap from the tropics, as El Nino starts to show itself more... So basically, between the 9th and 20th, we expect many more storms to move through with snow for most western US resort areas, down south to including Southern California and even favoring the southwest US as a more southerly track seems more likely... This unsettled period should last into around the 18th-20th of January, then in the last part of Jan and early February (through the 8th of Feb maybe), we start off with a snow down time under more dominant high pressure ridging. More to come. CM
Expanded Outlook
Monday
↑25° / ↓19°



AM

↑25° / ↓23°
Skies
Overcast through the morning. Chance of snow after daylight.
Snow
Expected snowfall to be a trace amount in the early morning, then another trace amount before noon.
Precipitation
Potential Precip: 0.02 to 0.1 inches
Winds
Morning winds NW 12 to 24 mph with gusts up to 30 mph. Expected wind chill to be 5 to 8 degrees through the morning.
PM

↑24° / ↓19°
Skies
Cloudy becoming mostly cloudy through the afternoon and evening. Expect periods of snow through the afternoon and evening.
Snow
Snowfall forecasted to be a trace in the afternoon.
Precipitation
Potential Precip: 0.01 to 0.05 inches
Winds
Afternoon winds 9 to 20 mph with gusts up to 25 mph. Wind chill expected to be 1 to 6 degrees into the evening.
Hourly Temperatures at 1,304ft
Tuesday
↑27° / ↓16°



AM

↑21° / ↓16°
Skies
Mostly cloudy before noon.
Snow
None expected.
Precipitation
None expected through the morning.
Winds
Morning winds variable at 1 to 8 mph. Expected wind chill to be 0 to 14 degrees through the morning.
PM

↑27° / ↓21°
Skies
Mostly cloudy becoming cloudy into the evening.
Snow
None expected through the afternoon and evening.
Precipitation
No precipitation expected through the afternoon and evening.
Winds
Afternoon winds SE 15 to 27 mph with gusts up to 34 mph. Expected wind chill to be 8 to 19 degrees into the evening.
Hourly Temperatures at 1,304ft
Wednesday
↑47° / ↓25°



AM

↑34° / ↓25°
Skies
Cloudy through the morning. Chance of snow after daylight.
Snow
Snowfall expected to be a trace amount in the early morning, then another dusting before noon.
Precipitation
Potential Precip: 0.05 to 0.25 inches
Winds
Morning winds SE 19 to 31 mph with gusts up to 39 mph. Expected wind chill to be 4 to 17 degrees through the morning.
PM

↑47° / ↓34°
Skies
Cloudy through the afternoon and evening. Chance of snow in the afternoon and then rain and snow in the evening.
Snow
Snowfall expected to be a trace in the afternoon.
Precipitation
Potential Precip: 0.05 to 0.23 inches
Winds
Afternoon winds S 25 to 37 mph with gusts up to 54 mph. Wind chill expected to be 17 to 34 degrees into the evening.
Hourly Temperatures at 1,304ft
Thursday
↑49° / ↓30°



AM

↑49° / ↓33°
Skies
Mostly cloudy becoming overcast through the morning. Chance of rain after daylight.
Snow
Expected snowfall to be a trace amount before noon.
Precipitation
Potential Precip: 0.01 to 0.05 inches
Winds
Morning winds W 17 to 29 mph with gusts up to 35 mph. Wind chill expected to be 15 to 35 degrees through the morning.
PM

↑36° / ↓30°
Skies
Mostly cloudy becoming cloudy into the evening. Chance of snow in the afternoon.
Snow
Flurries possible through the afternoon and evening.
Precipitation
Potential Precip: trace amount
Winds
Afternoon winds NW 4 to 13 mph with gusts up to 16 mph. Expected wind chill to be 17 to 21 degrees into the evening.
Hourly Temperatures at 1,304ft
Friday
↑40° / ↓29°



AM

↑35° / ↓29°
Skies
Overcast through the morning.
Snow
None expected in the morning hours.
Precipitation
No precipitation expected in the morning hours.
Winds
Morning winds variable at 2 to 10 mph. Expected wind chill to be 17 to 30 degrees through the morning.
PM

↑40° / ↓34°
Skies
Overcast into the evening.
Snow
No snow through the afternoon and evening.
Precipitation
No precipitation expected.
Winds
Afternoon winds variable at 0 to 8 mph. Wind chill expected to be 19 to 33 degrees into the evening.
Hourly Temperatures at 1,304ft
Saturday
↑50° / ↓35°



AM

↑47° / ↓35°
Skies
Overcast through the morning.
Snow
No snow in the morning hours.
Precipitation
None expected.
Winds
Morning winds variable at 0 to 8 mph. Wind chill expected to be 19 to 37 degrees through the morning.
PM

↑50° / ↓49°
Skies
Cloudy into the evening.
Snow
No snow through the afternoon and evening.
Precipitation
No precipitation expected.
Winds
Afternoon winds variable at 0 to 8 mph. Expected wind chill to be 37 to 40 degrees into the evening.
Hourly Temperatures at 1,304ft
Snow Maker's Corner
Regional Soil Temperatures
- Soil High Temperature30°
- Soil Low Temperature29°
Base Wet Bulb Temperatures (F)
Regional Soil Temperatures
- Soil High Temperature30°
- Soil Low Temperature26°
Base Wet Bulb Temperatures (F)
Regional Soil Temperatures
- Soil High Temperature32°
- Soil Low Temperature29°
Base Wet Bulb Temperatures (F)
Regional Soil Temperatures
- Soil High Temperature32°
- Soil Low Temperature32°
Base Wet Bulb Temperatures (F)
Regional Soil Temperatures
- Soil High Temperature36°
- Soil Low Temperature32°
Base Wet Bulb Temperatures (F)