Tracking weather is a full time hobby, well it’s also critical to my job. @opensnow is the tool I use most to know when the storm hype is real or not. This last storm in the Sierra was absolutely nailed by the team at @opensnow leading to another incredible cycle of face shots and pow turns.
🎥: @ming.t.poon
Looking for snow this week?
The biggest storm cycle of the season is headed for Washington.
Get all of the details in OpenSnow, including hourly snow level forecasts, radar maps, timelapse webcams, and more.
📸: @jeffcricco
Hints of a stormy pattern developing across the Western United States in mid-February.
Stay tuned to the OpenSnow app for daily updates as we track this incoming storm cycle.
Have you booked your flight to Japan yet?
A major storm cycle is underway across Japan that will continue through late January. This could be the biggest storm cycle of the season with massive accumulations on both Honshu and Hokkaido. A classic sea effect snow setup will deliver cold air and copious snow totals through the end of the month.
View hourly details, current radar, snowfall maps, and frequent updates via the Japan Daily Snow in the OpenSnow app.
All aboard the holiday storm train.
Storms will continue to impact the Northwest and Western Canada this week, bringing abundant snowfall with cold temperatures and lower snow levels.
California will see a rain/snow mix early this week, then a much-anticipated storm will bring heavy snow (top to bottom) from Christmas Eve through Friday.
View this forecast snowfall map and 15-day forecasts for your favorite ski resorts in OpenSnow.
📸: @jeffcricco
2025 will end on a high note for California with 2-4+ FEET from December 20-26.
View this forecast snowfall map and 15-day snow forecasts for your favorite ski resorts in OpenSnow.
Ad. From Tahoe to Tromsø, there is one app that Niko and I both use to find windows, chase snow, evaluate safety and plan our days. Yes, there are plenty of free ways to check the weather, but with @opensnow you get both a mountain focused human interpretation of weather models plus their new AI driven PEAKS model which over the the past year of testing is 42% for more accurate for precipitation, 82% more accurate for temperature and 72% more accurate for wind prediction in specific-location based forecasts. Personally I love being able to check each regional model for so many variables like snow level, cloud cover and 12hr precip for anywhere on the map you choose. It’s pretty much what guided us through our trip in Norway and nailing 5 hour breaks in the weather. Thanks @opensnow !
We’re proud to announce our partnership with OpenSnow, NSP’s official weather forecasting resource.
Built by passionate skiers and meteorologists, OpenSnow delivers trusted forecasts and mountain conditions to help you plan every day on the mountain with confidence.
