A series of storms are on track to bring heavy snow to the Pacific Northwest and the Rockies through the first few days of December. This storm cycle is coming at just the right time as snowpack is below average throughout the West as of November 30. Snowfall from this cycle will help to build up the early-season base at many ski resorts.

View → 5-Day Powder Finder for the U.S. and Canada

This pattern will start cold and end warm, with a transition from low-density powder snow to wetter/denser snow in most areas (i.e. "upside down" snow conditions). Also, many ski resorts in the Northwest will see a change-over from snow to rain later this weekend once warmer air arrives.

For more details on this storm, check out these Daily Snows from our local forecasters:

• British Columbia
• Washington
• Oregon
• Idaho
• Boise Region
• Montana
• Jackson Hole
• Utah
• Colorado
• New Mexico
• Chase Powder

Tap the links below to view automated snow forecasts for ski resorts:

• Mt. Hood-Timberline
• Stevens Pass
• Grand Targhee
• Snowbird
• Steamboat
• Brundage
• Revelstoke

You can also track the storm by tapping on the following links:

• Snow Stake Cams
• Current Radar
• Forecast Radar
• Ski Resort Forecasts
• Custom Point Forecasts for Any Location

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Download the OpenSnow app and stay tuned to our forecasts for the latest weather updates.

Alan Smith