El Niño is forecast for next winter — but what does that actually mean for Northwest skiers? Larry Schick breaks down the season that was, what's coming, and why it's not the snow death sentence you might think.

Spring in the PNW. A midweek refresh, then sunshine returns. Here’s where to ski now—plus Emma’s picks.

Sunny spring skiing this weekend across the PNW. See who’s still open + join our April 22 Zoom.

Not over yet. Snow returns Tuesday and Wednesday, followed by a drier Saturday. See who’s still open and where to get a few more turns.

Sunny spring skiing Friday, then a mix of light rain and upper mountain snow this weekend. A stronger system arrives early next week with potential for ~8" at higher elevations. Plus: Crystal conditions recap and updated resort closing dates.

Sunny spring conditions and soft turns to start the week, with a midweek cooldown bringing a touch of new snow. See who’s still open.

Kick off April with sunshine. Take a look at which resorts are open, and read the latest trip reports from Andrea on Whitefish, MT and Fernie, B.C.

Enjoy prime spring conditions this weekend with sunny skies, cool mornings, and soft afternoon snow. Light snow returns near Mt. Baker Sunday, with more in the extended forecast.

Enjoy prime spring conditions this weekend with sunny skies, cool mornings, and soft afternoon snow. Light snow returns near Mt. Baker Sunday, with more in the extended forecast.

Monday should be a great day to enjoy some sun and spring conditions for the afternoon. Wednesday, expect snow!

After a warm, rainy pattern, snow levels drop to 3,000 feet Friday. Expect a drier weekend with sun breaks, and snow returning to the Cascades next week.

Wow! As promised, snow is dumping in the Cascades and there is much more snowfall to come - as in several feet.

March 9- Expecting 2-5' or more. Great news from the Poobah

March 7- is a March miracle on the way!

Pacific Northwest skiers and snowboarders, a March miracle may be on the way. Both major models are forecasting 8-12" of snow for Wednesday, March 11, with snow levels dropping to 1,000-2,000 feet. Here's the extended outlook.

March 1- Monday will bring mostly sunny and mild weather for the afternoon. Then on Tuesday, a trough of low pressure will slowly move inland, spreading rain at first for the late morning

Feb 26-Friday, we are expecting light snow mainly for the Mt. Baker area, less elsewhere. Over the weekend, a ridge of high pressure builds, bringing a dry pattern and warming temperatures.

Feb 22- On Monday, we are expecting steady snow for much of the day, snow levels vary from 3000 to 4000' at times, so that all slopes will get snow.

Feb 19-Friday, there is just a slight chance of a few snow showers, with trace amounts. Dry with sunbreaks early Saturday, then later on Saturday and into early Sunday, expecting snow close to 5" for all slopes.

Feb 15- Let's talk about snow- meet Larry on Wed, Feb 18 in Seattle for a live snow forecast, Q and A, prizes and DIY Shot Ski Bar.