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Forecast Snow: 1
Base Depth: 10"
  • 32°
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  • Humidity74%
  • Dewpoint25°
  • Visibility1.0mi
  • Elevation4,990ft
McCall Airport, ID Updated Apr 01 @ 03:09
NO WEATHER WARNINGS

  • TUESDAY

    Apr 1

    Weather Icon

    35° / 22°

    5 - 12
    mph

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  • WEDNESDAY

    Apr 2

    Weather Icon

    38° / 26°

    5 - 13
    mph

    snow icon 1

  • THURSDAY

    Apr 3

    Weather Icon

    38° / 23°

    8 - 16
    mph

    snow icon 0

  • FRIDAY

    Apr 4

    Weather Icon

    42° / 29°

    4 - 12
    mph

    snow icon 0

  • SATURDAY

    Apr 5

    Weather Icon

    48° / 35°

    5 - 12
    mph

    snow icon 0

  • SUNDAY

    Apr 6

    Weather Icon

    52° / 37°

    4 - 12
    mph

    snow icon 0

  • MONDAY

    Apr 7

    Weather Icon

    44° / 34°

    5 - 13
    mph

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  • Weather :

    Cloudy becoming mostly cloudy in the late morning and then partly cloudy overnight. Periods of snow are expected at any time.

  • Snow :

    Light snow through the day and into overnight with periods of moderate during the day. Snowfall is forecast to be 1 to 2 during the day, and a trace amount in the evening and overnight.

  • Precipitation :

    Potential Precip:
    0.05 to 0.26

Temperature :

Hi: 35°Low: 22°

Snow Levels :

2,041 feet to 5835 feet

Wind :

Winds variable at 5 to 12 mph through the day, becoming variable at 4 to 12 mph overnight.

Forecast Elevation: 5,015ft
  • Weather :

    Partly cloudy becoming mostly cloudy in the afternoon continuing through overnight, with periods of snow expected at any time.

  • Snow :

    Moderate snow during the day, becoming light in the evening through overnight. Snowfall is forecast to be 1 to 2 during the day, and a trace amount in the evening and overnight.

  • Precipitation :

    Potential Precip:
    0.05 to 0.25

Temperature :

Hi: 38°Low: 26°

Snow Levels :

3,308 feet to 6498 feet

Wind :

Winds variable at 4 to 12 mph in the morning, becoming variable at 5 to 13 mph in the afternoon through overnight.

Forecast Elevation: 5,015ft
  • Weather :

    Mostly cloudy becoming mostly clear in the afternoon continuing through overnight, with periods of snow expected in the morning.

  • Snow :

    Periods of light snow during the day. Snowfall is forecast to be a trace amount during the day.

  • Precipitation :

    Potential Precip:
    0.02 to 0.09

Temperature :

Hi: 38°Low: 23°

Snow Levels :

2,389 feet to 6556 feet

Wind :

Winds variable at 5 to 13 mph in the morning, becoming N at 8 to 16 mph in the afternoon, and then NE at 6 to 14 mph overnight.

Forecast Elevation: 5,015ft
  • Weather :

    Mostly clear becoming clear at times continuing through overnight. Expect windy conditions at times.

  • Snow :

    No snow.

  • Precipitation :

    No precipitation expected.

Temperature :

Hi: 42°Low: 29°

Snow Levels :

5,464 feet to 7291 feet

Wind :

Winds variable at 5 to 12 mph in the morning, becoming variable at 4 to 12 mph in the afternoon, and then variable at 3 to 11 mph overnight.

Forecast Elevation: 5,015ft
  • Weather :

    Mostly clear becoming partly cloudy at times continuing through overnight. Expect windy conditions at times.

  • Snow :

    No snow.

  • Precipitation :

    No precipitation expected.

Temperature :

Hi: 48°Low: 35°

Snow Levels :

7,925 feet to 9564 feet

Wind :

Winds variable at 5 to 12 mph throughout the day and into overnight.

Forecast Elevation: 5,015ft
  • Weather :

    Mostly clear becoming mostly cloudy at times and then cloudy overnight. Periods of rain and snow are expected overnight.

  • Snow :

    Periods of light snow overnight. Snowfall is forecast to be a trace amount.

  • Precipitation :

    Potential Precip:
    0.17 to 0.86

Temperature :

Hi: 52°Low: 37°

Snow Levels :

6,666 feet to 9589 feet

Wind :

Winds variable at 4 to 12 mph throughout the day and into overnight.

Forecast Elevation: 5,015ft
  • Weather :

    Mostly cloudy becoming partly cloudy at times continuing through overnight.

  • Snow :

    Periods of light snow throughout the day. Snowfall is forecast to be a trace amount.

  • Precipitation :

    Potential Precip:
    0.08 to 0.42

Temperature :

Hi: 44°Low: 34°

Snow Levels :

5,648 feet to 7671 feet

Wind :

Winds variable at 5 to 13 mph through the day, becoming variable at 4 to 11 mph overnight.

Forecast Elevation: 5,015ft
Sunrise
7:22 AM
Sunset
8:13 PM
First Light
6:52 AM
Midday
1:47 PM
Last Light
8:43 PM

Day length: 12h 51m
Remaining daylight: 4h 7m

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New Moon
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First Quarter
May 12
Full Moon
May 20
Last Quarter
chat bubble iconThe Little Ski Hill Discussion
WEATHER DISCUSSION - Monday March 31, 2024 -

Strong Gulf of Alaska low pressure moves in with some respectable snowfall today as energy is focused across the region, though more moisture limited than expected. This system starts to drop south on Tuesday, with lighter snowfall, and the same trend is expected Wednesday, as the last blast of this large scale trough is exiting. By Thursday and through the weekend a high pressure ridge centered over the Northwest US takes hold and delivers sunny spring weather to Bogus Basin, with some of the deepest snow for this time of year, and spring conditions expected as the season winds down. LONGER RANGE.

More good snowfalls are likely through the rest of April (mixed in with the usual April/ Spring warm-ups in between), and mostly after the 10th, as it looks like this ridge may hang on for a while. Overall however, we are likely going to see winter-esque weather drag on (more than usual) a bit into late spring/ early summer. Meteorologist/ Chris Manly



WEATHER DISCUSSION - Friday March 28, 2024 -

Temperatures have steadily dropped and will stay cold today and Saturday, with some light to moderate snowfall expected to help kick start the fresh snow on the slopes, with more snow on Sunday as low pressure sits offshore of the Pacific Northwest, and sends weather disturbances through. Next week is looking very promising with stronger and colder storm systems expected, the best/ strongest of which will move in on Wednesday and Thursday (Moisture charts for Wednesday show a good "river" of moisture on tap, and cold temperatures for heavy snow, will have to watch snow levels...), with snow day criteria or more expected (multiple feet possible). LONGER RANGE.

Snow is expected daily all next week, with some heavy snowfalls expected, then next weekend (5-6 April) expect strong high pressure across the Pacific Northwest, with warmer temperatures and sunny skies. More good snowfalls are likely through the rest of April (mixed in with the usual April/ Spring warm-ups in between). We are likely going to see winter-esque weather drag on (more than usual) a bit into late spring/ early summer. Meteorologist/ Chris Manly



WEATHER DISCUSSION - Tuesday March 25, 2024 -

Today and Wednesday look mostly sunny and very spring-like, base is down to 91" from 102", so get out there. Sun angles are yielding warmer sunshine so be ready for that also. Wednesday night and Thursday look messy with snow levels an issue, some snow, base rain, as low pressure approaches, then Friday and Saturday we get some light to moderate snowfalls to kick start the slopes again, then a heavier snow on Sunday is most promising with maybe half a foot of snow as stronger and more large-scale low pressure moves into the region/ Pacific Northwest.

LONGER RANGE.

From the last discussion: "Late next week and that weekend (27 Mar through 30-31 March) expect another round of slope-freshening goodness (snow)" <- ON TRACK, then in early April (all next week), expect more snow, daily, to add some more fresh powder days to your season! We expect another warm-up and sunny skies under strong high pressure ridging across the Pacific Northwest after next week (around the 5th-ish of April). This should last a few days or so, then more good snowfalls are likely through April (mixed in with the usual April/ Spring warm-ups in between. We are likely going to see winter-esque weather drag on (more than usual) a bit into late spring/ early summer. Meteorologist/ Chris Manly



WEATHER DISCUSSION - Thursday March 20, 2024 -

The mountain is currently being transformed back to mid-winter conditions, with heavy snow as of 3:33 am. More snow is expected today through Saturday, with good moisture and mostly Pacific Northwest focused storms bringing upper-level energy and mostly favorable orographics. Expect blowing and drifting snow at times with windy conditions today and Friday. Winter is far from over. By Sunday (March 23rd) expect a blue-bird sunshine day under high pressure ridging. This lasts through next Wednesday, with more spring-like conditions developing as high temperatures pop up above freezing, and sun angles yield warmer sunshine.

LONGER RANGE.

Late next week and that weekend (27 Mar through 30-31 March) expect another round of slope-freshening goodness (snow), then in early April, we may see a bit of a warm-up and sunny skies under strong high pressure ridging across the Pacific Northwest. We are likely going to see winter-esque weather drag on (more than usual) a bit into late spring/ early summer. Meteorologist/ Chris Manly



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