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Big Sky Snow Report - 16 Apr 2017
New snowfall: Big Sky accumulation & what's predicted today.
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New Snow Fall ski area average |
8 cm |
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Last Snowfall Date most recent new snow |
Friday Friday 14 Apr |
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Base Snow Depth altitude 2286 m |
N/A cm |
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Top Snow Depth altitude 3403 m |
N/A cm |
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Snow Conditions surface condition for skiing |
No report available |
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Today amount forecast today |
11 cm |
New Precipitation in Big Sky
The most recent dump in this resort in USA was 8 cm on Friday 14 Apr - current conditions are described as "No report available".
Base Depth
The bottom of the piste lies at an altitude of 2286 metres - the latest report indicates depth at this altitude is N/A centimetres.
Summit Depth
The top lift station lies at 3403 metres altitude - measurments indicate that current depth at the top of the lift served skiable terrain is N/A centimetres.
Forecast Today
There are 11 centimetres of new snow forecast today on the Big Sky ski area.
data is from 14/04/17 predictions and forecasting run
Big Sky Ski Report
Ski area, lift status and skiing conditions expected today.
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Ski Area / Ski Lifts lift status & area open |
0 % |
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Visibility can you see hazards? |
poor |
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Skiing Conditions weather forecast today in Big Sky |
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Big Sky Summit ski and snowboard conditions at the top of Big Sky ski area |
summit min -5 °C |
Big Sky Lift Status
Approximately 0 percent of Big Sky lifts and trails will be open today.
Visibility in Big Sky
Affects your ability to see & avoid obstacles like other skiers, negotiate bumps & moguls or avoid dangers such as piste & cliff edges on piste... and crevasses off-piste!
Big Sky Skiing Weather
Precipitation and cloud cover plus max day temperature and minimum night temp.
Summit Conditions
Weather conditions are very different at the top of the Big Sky ski area - go equipped for comfort & safety on the whole mountain.
Conditions in Resorts Nearby
Find snow close to Big Sky with these nearby reports.
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Top Depth Base Depth |
New Snow Depth/Date |
Current Conditions | More Today? |
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More Information & Resources
Natural and man made fresh powder in this American resort.
The average annual snowfall in Big Sky is 1015 centimetres each year.
Natural powder is augmented with ? cannons or "snow guns" along ?km of piste which equates to approximately 10% of all Big Sky runs.
Off-piste skiing and snowboarding is permitted which helps to alleviate the wear and tear on ski conditions on the patrolled trails.
Local Resources
You can get the latest Big Sky report and forecast free on your mobile phone by visiting our mobile website.
You can also call the Big Sky Information phone number 9955900 to hear their report in these languages: English.
Slope Orientation
The slopes in the Big Sky domain face in these directions: S E
Top Tips:
In the coldest winter months of January and February you'll be grateful for a resort with South facing ski areas, which offer some welcome light and warmth in the depths of a mountain winter.
In the warmest spring months of April and May, you'll find the best (ie not slushy) riding is to be had on the cooler and shady North facing trails.
Big Sky rating for snow quality is 4 stars out of 5 overall 
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