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Snow Reports for Canadian Ski Resorts and Snow Forecasts for Canada

Deepest Snow in Canada

Resort Snow Depth
Fernie 251 cm
Whistler 226 cm
Kimberley 193 cm
Big White 178 cm
Kicking Horse 175 cm
Banff 164 cm
Lake Louise 164 cm
Sunshine Village 164 cm
Red Mountain 155 cm
Sun Peaks 151 cm

Resorts with Most Snow Forecast

Resort Next 5 Days
Whistler 12 cm
Kicking Horse 10 cm
Jasper 9 cm
Fernie 8 cm
Tremblant 8 cm
Banff 7 cm
Apex 7 cm
Marble Mountain 7 cm
Lake Louise 6 cm
Sunshine Village 6 cm

Snowfall and Snow Forecasts for Canadian Ski Resorts

Resort Snow Depth Last Snow Canada recent snowfalls feed Next Snow Snow report Snow Forecast
Apex - - 13 Feb 1 cm Snow Forecast
Banff 164 cm 6 Feb 2 cm 13 Feb 7 cm Snow Report Snow Forecast
Big White 178 cm 12 Feb 1 cm 16 Feb 1 cm Snow Report Snow Forecast
Fernie 251 cm 1 Feb 8 cm 13 Feb 6 cm Snow Report Snow Forecast
Jasper 118 cm 1 Feb 1 cm 13 Feb 8 cm Snow Report Snow Forecast
Kicking Horse 175 cm 1 Feb 2 cm 13 Feb 6 cm Snow Report Snow Forecast
Kimberley 193 cm 31 Jan 2 cm 13 Feb 3 cm Snow Report Snow Forecast
Lake Louise 164 cm 6 Feb 2 cm 13 Feb 6 cm Snow Report Snow Forecast
Marble Mountain - - 13 Feb 4 cm Snow Forecast
Mont Sainte Anne 145 cm 6 Feb 2 cm 16 Feb 3 cm Snow Report Snow Forecast
Panorama 129 cm 1 Feb 2 cm 13 Feb 4 cm Snow Report Snow Forecast
Red Mountain 155 cm 9 Feb 4 cm 16 Feb 1 cm Snow Report Snow Forecast
Revelstoke - - - Snow Forecast
Silver Star - - 13 Feb 1 cm Snow Forecast
Sun Peaks 151 cm 10 Feb 5 cm 13 Feb 1 cm Snow Report Snow Forecast
Sunshine Village 164 cm 6 Feb 2 cm 13 Feb 6 cm Snow Report Snow Forecast
Tremblant 84 cm 6 Feb 2 cm 14 Feb 1 cm Snow Report Snow Forecast
Whistler 226 cm 12 Feb 1 cm 13 Feb 2 cm Snow Report Snow Forecast

Snow Conditions in Canada (13 February 2012)

A few dustings of snow fell in Canada over the weekend but it was largely sunny and dry. Mild weather at Fernie (251cm) means the runs are firm in the morning and softer in the afternoon. The Ski Club Leader said upper runs are packed and lower runs are hard. A fresh dump of snow is needed.

Whistler (226cm) received 1cm of fresh snow on Sunday 12th February. The Leader based there said upper runs are in brilliant condition and powder can be found off piste.

Skeena Heli-ski (600/900cm) still has by far the deepest base of all our featured resorts. Conditions are superb and the recent dry weather has allowed them to dig out some of their equipment and also enjoy the snow properly. 30cm of fresh snow is forecast between Monday 13th February and Tuesday 21st February.

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