My friend Ron found paradise on Upper Paradise with yellow wax on a sunny spring skiing day at Bogus Basin. He's surpassed skiing 600,000 vertical feet this season. Now that's dedication! He's enjoying being retired! (Courtesy Ron Abramovich)

Should be a fun weekend to close out the season at Schweitzer, where they'll have a cardboard box derby on Sunday from 1-3 p.m., and at Pomerelle, where they'll host a pond skim and Slush Cup event with live music on Saturday. 

Looks like the mornings will be best because of thundershowers forecast in the afternoons, but hey, you could just duck into the lodge for a bit and ski/ride some more after the storms pass through! Springtime in the Rockies!  

Happy skier enjoying the midweek "Private Idaho" experience at Schweitzer (courtesy Schweitzer Mountain Resort)

Big party at the base of Warm Springs planned this weekend with Baldy Bash! (Courtesy Sun Valley)

A Low Pressure trough and cold front will move through Idaho on Sunday night/Monday, and bring unstable weather during the week next week. Temperatures will cool down more into the 30s and 40s but I'm not seeing any substantial precipitation or snow coming our way during the week. Just light snow here and there. 

Brundage, Bogus, Sun Valley, Silver Mountain and Lookout will be open next weekend for bonus weekends and end of season parties. 

Thanks for reading ... my next post will be on Wednesday, April 17. 

- Steve Stuebner, Idaho Daily Snow 

Summer Weather: How To Use OpenSnow

As the snow begins to melt and summer conditions quickly take over, remember that you can use OpenSnow as your go-to weather app during the non-winter months.

Get started by going to...

1. Favorites > Weather
2. Location > Weather
3. Maps > Weather

Switch to using your "Summer" favorites list, check the "Weather" tab on both the Favorites screen and any location screen, and avoid poor air quality & incoming storms with our summer-focused map layers in the OpenSnow app.

You can also view the hourly forecast for the next 10 days for any location on Earth in OpenSnow.

1. Go to the "Maps" tab.
2. Tap anywhere or search for a city.
3. Tap "View Forecast".

View → Summer Forecasts