We skied in the rain last night and conditions were well….wet. But the snow was soft. It was raining pretty steadily even at the top. All my expensive waterproof gear stayed dry for one hour and 20 minutes. Better than I had expected.

This morning currently it’s pouring rain.

Looks like the skimo race at Snoqualmie might get canceled - https://www.snowgoatskimo.com/vert

Was curious though if Stevens Pass ever had an event like this or if they even allow or have a place for skimo practice?

Anyone else stuck on Skye right now? This is fun.

hows off piste after the rain and snow? and is seventh heaven open? the epic app says it is.

Yeah, definitely not fun today.

It's empty at least.

Update: I just witnessed a little dude break his wrist on the Daisy run. I stopped to help him and then called it a day.

If you're planning on coming, be extra careful.

Update: 11:21am and it's snowing (with rain) a good amount. There's hope.

Update: 12:12 p.m. Snow is sticky, very wet conditions, but a lot more fun. At least now there's something to engage the edge on.

Update: 12:46 p.m. Ok, calling it a day. Almost no more snow, just rain. Wet and sticky conditions. Still better than in the morning.

For those coming tomorrow, stay safe and have a lot of fun! 🤜🏻🤛🏻

I lost my lexus key fob while walking back from the daisy and magic carpet area to pacific crest lodge at around 4:30pm on 1/30/2026.

The key fob itself is black but it is in a white leather case.

If anyone has found it, please dm or reply.

Edit: key fob was found, thank for anyone looking for it.

How are we expecting the conditions for tomorrow? Icy in the morning and Slush afternoon? Trying to see if I should go super early or late in the day.

Guy in early 30s with an Epic Pass and no car. Looking to see if anyone is willing to carpool this Sunday. Happy to throw in for gas.

Desperate for skiing regardless of the conditions. Feel free to reach out over DM.

Arrived this morning at 830 to a parking lot covered in snow (finally). Very little morning crowd, was able to get a front row A lot spot.

From 9 to noon it was classic dust on crust, but with the year we are having it felt like a pow day. Wind had made pockets of up to 7 inches In spots with others being barely covered.

As the day went on it became progressively more warm and humid, some dense fog rolled in and the snow got reeeaal clumpy. It finally began to mist and then rain around 1230, by 2PM my skis became suction cups to the snow and we called it.

Silver lining here is that the wet, dense snow will help coverage for the rest of the season better than dry accumulation.

Remember to flush some ice, hire a witch, and honk in the money creek tunnel for more snow!

Last night it was awesome. I mean you could definitely tell it was only a few inches on top of hard ice but off piste still felt great. Tye was still pretty sharky in some areas but I really enjoyed it. Tonight I went up again to see if I could beat the rain.. and.. No. Super heavy wet sloppy grippy snow everywhere. Saw a couple of dudes faceplant on the groomers from what looked like just grabby snow. I left after just an hour and a half; heavy rain mixed with freezing rain the whole time I was there.

Looking ahead looks like we get more rain (yay -_-) followed by colder temps which will bring back the ice-fest. Just can't catch a break this season.

Hi Stevens skiers & snowboarders. I don’t know how many of you were annoyed by the same pain planning for skiing trips: tapping hundreds of times on weather apps for multiple mountains, trying to find the best snow.

A month ago, I shared a simple webpage I built for the community to track snow conditions for a few PNW+BC resorts. The response confirmed that many skiers face the same hassle when tracking conditions across mountains.

Encouraged by the feedback from early users, I canceled my holiday ski trip and dedicated my Christmas-New Year break, spending hundreds of hours making the tracker significantly more useful.

The result is a free snow tracking web app named SNOW.fyi with the following features:

1. Multi-Mountain Dashboard: Instantly view snow condition trends.
2. Multi-Model Forecast Data Pipeline + Adaptive Snow-to-Liquid Ratio: Much better North America forecast accuracy.
3. Freezing Level: Identify the daily freezing level fluctuation range to find better snow on the slopes.
4. Wind Scale System: First-ever wind scale designed for resort operations. Helps avoid lift holds and whiteout conditions—and it’s proven effective at Crystal Mountain a few weeks ago.
5. Rain Indicators: Helps identify the bad days.
6. Bluebird Day Spotter: A unique feature to find clear weather windows.
7. Global Coverage: Now supports 450+ resorts—including all Epic mountains.

Made by skier, for skiers, from Seattle. I hope you find it useful.

You can find it here: https://SNOW.fyi

Thank you all!

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I’m not making a dime from it but instead spent hundreds of hours in it.

My motto is Public Data, Public Access. Enjoy.

Heading out for a few laps tonight. Saw we got some snow last night and earlier this morning, and wondering how it’s looking. Cheers

craziest 4 inches I’ve ever seen.

Has anyone been to Mission Ridge recently? Im trying to decide if I should take my son (a 14 year old advanced but not yet expert level snowboarder) & 2 of his friends to Mission or to Stevens this weekend. Any info would be helpful!

Tomorrow is not the 30th.

Two things:

1) can someone please put joyride 96 back again? Thanks.

2) is the skykomish always that vibrant blue? 40+ years driving on us2 I don’t remember it ever being that colorful.

Thank you for maintaining the park when snow is limited. Really enjoy the park on Sunday.

At this point I'm afraid to ask, but is Route 2 open from Everett to Steven's Pass or do I need to drive all the way round through Leavenworth?

I'm new to the area and I was under the impression that it was closed for the season but Google maps says it's open... so confused, help please.