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Jay Peak Snow Forecast
| • Top Lift: | 6cm |
| • Middle: | 6cm |
| • Bottom: | 6cm |
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Jay Peak Snow Forecast - 04 Apr 2026
| Day / Night | Jay Peak Snow-Forecast Snow |
Base Weather
Base Wthr 587m |
Base Temp.
Base Temp 587m |
Base Wind 587m | Freezing Level Freeze Alt. |
Top Weather
Top Wthr 1283m |
Top Temp.
Top Temp 1283m |
Top Wind 1283m |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Today 04/04/26 |
0.0 cm |
|
10 °c |
 WNW13kph |
1695m |
|
4 °c |
WNW 17kph |
| night Tonight | 0.0 cm |
|
-1 °c |
 NW34kph |
2098m |
|
2 °c |
NW 55kph |
|
Sunday 05/04/26 |
1.3 cm |
|
10 °c |
 W39kph |
2245m |
|
3 °c |
W 65kph |
|
night
Sunday night |
0.0 cm |
|
-8 °c |
 SW47kph |
1951m |
|
2 °c |
SW 73kph |
|
Monday 06/04/26 |
0.0 cm |
|
-1 °c |
 NNW12kph |
296m |
|
-6 °c |
NNW 17kph |
|
night
Monday night |
0.5 cm |
|
-11 °c |
WNW 16kph |
99m |
|
-6 °c |
WNW 26kph |
Weather forecast & 3 day predicted precipitation.
Weather data is from 04/04/2026 forecast for USA
Weather forecast for Jay Peak in USA
Predicted 3 day weather forecast is for 6 cm new snow fall expected by 10 Apr 2026.
Weather predictions last updated 04 Apr 2026 at 11:12
Predicted Mountain Conditions in Resorts Nearby
Find great skiing close to Jay Peak with these nearby resort weather forecasts.
| Ski Resort |
Top Depth Base Depth |
Next New Snow Forecast |
Current Conditions | Weather Today |
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More Resources for Jay Peak USA
Weather and Man Made Snow in Jay Peak
On an annual basis, Jay Peak's average frozen precipitation is 843cm.
This natural weather-created snowfall is helped along with 65 snow guns or "cannons" on ?km of piste - that's over 80% of the total length of Jay Peak trails.
Off-piste snowboarding and sking is allowed and of course this has the secondary effect of reducing the wear and tear on snow condition on the pisted runs.
Jay Peak Official & Local Weather Info Source
You can call the Jay Peak Weather Information phone number 9889601 to hear their forecast in these languages: English French.
Ski area & ski slope orientation - NE
The ski slopes in the Jay Peak ski area face in these directions: NE
Top Tips:
In the coldest winter months of January and February choose a resort with south facing areas, more light and warmth in the depths of alpine winter.
In warmer spring months the best riding is on cooler and shady North facing slopes.
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