Updated April 2nd, 2026 @ 7:30 AM
Ullr’s Synopsis
Thursday should be cloudy with occasional snow through the day.
Friday sees mostly clear skies, a few clouds in the morning and clearing to sunshine in the afternoon.
Saturday and Sunday brings clear skies and spring skiing.
Temperatures trending slightly warmer this week. Warm days and cool nights ahead. Spring skiing!
Environment Canada Forecast
Today .. Snow. Amount 5 cm. Snow level rising to 1400 metres near noon. Gusty winds.
Tonight .. Snow ending this evening then mainly cloudy with 30 percent chance of flurries. Snow level 1300 metres.
Friday .. A mix of sun and cloud. 30 percent chance of flurries early in the morning. Snow level 1300 metres. Gusty winds.
Storm Tracker
For higher resolution forcast, see Windy.com – Precipitation/Wind/Pressure Overlay 10 day Forecast
Red Mountain Resort
Elevations – 2064 to 1164 meters
Alpine Total
153.2 cm
Alpine Temp.
-3.3 C.
24 Hour New
12 Cm
Whitewater Mountain Resort
Elevations – 2063 to 1390 meters
Alpine Total
246 cm
Alpine Temp.
-3.9 C.
24 Hour New
10 cm
Avalanche Forecasts
Avalanche Canada’s – Mountain Weather Forecast
North West Avalanche Center’s – Mountain Weather Forecast
Association of Canadian Mountain Guides – Mountain Conditions Reports
Environment Canada – BC Traveller’s Forecast
Current Conditions
Weather Manual / Glossary / Discussions
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Please be aware that weather forecasts are very fluid and dynamic, they are in constant change. To this I present the “Five Day Rule of Weather Prediction” from Cliff Mass from his weather blog at https://cliffmass.blogspot.com .
“Predictions of severe or exciting weather for more than five days out should be considered with caution. Be VERY careful of hyping forecasts for longer periods. Be aware of the uncertainty of big events predicted at longer lead times.”
MJO – Maden-Jullian Oscillation (Wikipedia)
El Niño (Wikipedia)
La Niña (Wikipedia)
Acknowledgements
Paulson Summit to Kootenay Pass – High Elevation Text Forecast courtesy of Environment Canada.
Precipitation Forecast Video courtesy of The Weather Network
Weather imagery and data courtesy of AccuWeather, UNISYS, University of Washington – Atmospheric Sciences, The Weather Network, Canadian Avalanche Association and Intellicast.com
Special thanks to the Canadian Avalanche Association for their Kootenay Boundary Weather Forecast
Special thanks to Red Mountain Resort for their Web Cam feeds.
Special thanks to Whitewater Ski Resort for their Web Cam feeds.
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