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Today's Forecast Hi/Lo: ↑36° ↓30°
Today's Forecast Snow: 2
Current Base Depth: 20"

Lost Trail Pass, ID Updated Apr 26 @ 05:11

  • 35°

  • mph
  • precip
  • Humidity78%
  • Dewpoint28°
  • Visibility1.24mi
  • Elevation6,598ft
CURRENT WEATHER IN THE AREA
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  • FRIDAY

    Apr 26

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    36° / 30°

    8 - 16
    mph

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  • SATURDAY

    Apr 27

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    37° / 30°

    5 - 12
    mph

    snow icon 0

  • SUNDAY

    Apr 28

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    40° / 25°

    4 - 12
    mph

    snow icon 3

  • MONDAY

    Apr 29

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    29° / 19°

    14 - 23
    mph

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  • TUESDAY

    Apr 30

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    34° / 21°

    13 - 22
    mph

    snow icon 4

  • WEDNESDAY

    May 1

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    35° / 26°

    13 - 22
    mph

    snow icon 0

  • THURSDAY

    May 2

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    45° / 36°

    6 - 14
    mph

    snow icon 0

  • Weather :

    Mostly cloudy through the day and overnight, with periods of snow expected at any time.

  • Snow :

    Moderate snow during the day, becoming light in the evening through overnight. Snowfall is forecast to be 1 to 2 during the day, and 1 to 2 inches in the evening and overnight.

  • Precipitation :

    Potential Precip:
    0.12 to 0.58

Temperature :

Hi: 36°Low: 30°

Snow Levels :

6,627 feet to 7896 feet

Wind :

Winds NW at 7 to 15 mph in the morning, becoming S at 8 to 16 mph in the afternoon, and then variable at 5 to 13 mph overnight.

Forecast Elevation: 7,213ft
  • Weather :

    Mostly cloudy becoming partly cloudy in the evening continuing through overnight, with periods of snow expected at any time.

  • Snow :

    Light snow through the day and into overnight. Snowfall is forecast to be a trace amount during the day, and a trace amount in the evening and overnight.

  • Precipitation :

    Potential Precip:
    0.02 to 0.11

Temperature :

Hi: 37°Low: 30°

Snow Levels :

6,191 feet to 8089 feet

Wind :

Winds variable at 5 to 12 mph through the day, becoming variable at 3 to 11 mph overnight.

Forecast Elevation: 7,213ft
  • Weather :

    Cloudy becoming mostly cloudy in the evening continuing through overnight, with periods of rain and snow expected overnight.

  • Snow :

    Light snow through the day into the evening, becoming moderate with periods of heavy overnight. Snowfall is forecast to be a trace amount during the day, and 3 to 5 inches in the evening and overnight.

  • Precipitation :

    Potential Precip:
    0.1 to 0.49

Temperature :

Hi: 40°Low: 25°

Snow Levels :

5,532 feet to 8662 feet

Wind :

Winds W at 7 to 15 mph in the morning, becoming variable at 4 to 12 mph in the afternoon, and then W at 9 to 17 mph with gusts to 23 overnight.

Forecast Elevation: 7,213ft
  • Weather :

    Mostly cloudy becoming partly cloudy at times continuing through overnight. Periods of snow are expected in the morning through overnight.

  • Snow :

    Periods of light snow throughout the day and overnight. Snowfall is forecast to be 1 to 2 inches.

  • Precipitation :

    Potential Precip:
    0.01 to 0.07

Temperature :

Hi: 29°Low: 19°

Snow Levels :

2,046 feet to 6777 feet

Wind :

Winds NW at 27 to 38 mph in the morning, becoming NW at 14 to 23 mph in the afternoon, and then SW at 6 to 14 mph with gusts to 20 overnight.

Forecast Elevation: 7,213ft
  • Weather :

    Mostly cloudy becoming cloudy at times and then mostly cloudy overnight. Periods of snow are expected at any time.

  • Snow :

    Periods of moderate to heavy snow throughout the day, moderate at times overnight. Snowfall is forecast to be 4 to 6 inches.

  • Precipitation :

    Potential Precip:
    0.09 to 0.46

Temperature :

Hi: 34°Low: 21°

Snow Levels :

4,004 feet to 7574 feet

Wind :

Winds W at 13 to 22 mph through the day, becoming NW at 10 to 19 mph with gusts to 25 overnight.

Forecast Elevation: 7,213ft
  • Weather :

    Mostly cloudy becoming clear at times and then mostly clear overnight. Periods of snow are expected in the morning.

  • Snow :

    Periods of snow throughout the day and overnight.

  • Precipitation :

    Potential Precip:
    0.01 to 0.05

Temperature :

Hi: 35°Low: 26°

Snow Levels :

3,053 feet to 7867 feet

Wind :

Winds NW at 13 to 22 mph through the day, becoming variable at 5 to 13 mph overnight.

Forecast Elevation: 7,213ft
  • Weather :

    Cloudy becoming partly cloudy at times continuing through overnight. Expect windy conditions at times.

  • Snow :

    No snow.

  • Precipitation :

    No precipitation expected.

Temperature :

Hi: 45°Low: 36°

Snow Levels :

9,122 feet to 10180 feet

Wind :

Winds SE at 6 to 14 mph through the day, becoming variable at 4 to 12 mph overnight.

Forecast Elevation: 7,213ft
Sunrise
6:28 AM
Sunset
8:38 PM
First Light
5:56 AM
Midday
1:33 PM
Last Light
9:10 PM

Day length: 14h 9m

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MOST RECENT DISCUSSION
Thursday April 25, 2024 - Weather Discussion

The resort is closed for winter ops. A low pressure system moves in today and through Friday, progressively cooler, and with snow levels going from 7,500 late today to 6,000 feet on Friday, as low pressure is clearing out. Another low pressure system brushes by to the north on Saturday, with cooling and some snow dusting the area early and late. Sunday and Monday continue unsettled with light snow at times, chilly, no, to very light, snow accumulations expected.

LONGER RANGE: Tuesday and Wednesday (30 April, 1 May) high pressure ridging and milder temperatures, mostly sunny skies are expected, but short-lived, with more storms coming on a frequent basis May 2-5, a brief break, then another shot of low pressure, showers, potential light snow but mostly rain between the 7th and 10th, but trending toward stronger high pressure and warming, sunny skies, May 10 onward.

SEASON OUTLOOK - Through June expect more precip than usual for southern Idaho, with frequent west coast storms sending showers and some high mountain snow into the region. Of course this will be broken up by sunny high pressure ridges, but more storms than usual are expected through this June, maybe into early July. Meteorologist/ Chris Manly
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PREVIOUS DISCUSSION
Thursday April 18, 2024 - Weather Discussion

Today and Friday, Saturday, expect noticeably increasing temperatures, cooler with a cold front on Sunday, season closing last day, then light snow falls all next week as low pressure persistently moves into the western US.

LONGER RANGE: The last days of April are looking busy with low pressure systems affecting the region with snow and cold air. Early May might return to strong high pressure ridging and warm temperatures, but short-lived, with more storms coming on a frequent basis.

SEASON OUTLOOK - Through June expect more precip than usual for southern Idaho, with frequent west coast storms sending mostly snow into Bogus Basin through April. Of course this will be broken up by sunny high pressure ridges, but more storms than usual are expected through this June, maybe into early July. Meteorologist/ Chris Manly
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OLDER DISCUSSION
Monday April 15, 2024 - Weather Discussion

Today looks unsettled in upper-level weather pattern, but just an isolated snow shower maybe this afternoon, otherwise we should see mostly sun and cooler temperatures for Bogus Basin. Tuesday and Wednesday expect low pressure to the north with snow there, and noticeably colder temperatures, some wind, some clouds for Bogus Basin, and an isolated snow shower. By Thursday and Friday, Saturday, expect slowly increasing temperatures, then light snow falls after closing day, Sunday night and Monday, with a fast moving system. The trend next week is for mostly sunshine and high pressure ridging, then active weather again that weekend (26th or so).

LONGER RANGE: We expect sunshine and milder temperatures most of next week after closing, as a big high pressure ridge builds in across the Northwest US. After the 25th of April is looking fairly busy with low pressure systems affecting the region with snow and cold air. Early May might return to strong high pressure ridging and warm temperatures.

SEASON OUTLOOK - Through June expect more precip than usual for southern Idaho, with frequent west coast storms sending mostly snow into Bogus Basin through April. Of course this will be broken up by sunny high pressure ridges, but more storms than usual are expected through this June, maybe into early July. Meteorologist/ Chris Manly
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