"Skiing in Jackson Hole: Excellent Conditions and Unpredictable Weather"

Ski Report for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Wyoming

Daily Ski Conditions for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Wyoming

If you're heading to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in Wyoming this spring, get ready for some fantastic skiing As of mid-March, the resort reported a season total of 412 inches of snow at the summit and 334 inches mid-mountain, which is close to their average annual snowfall of about 458 inches. With the season scheduled to close on April 13, 2025, there's still plenty of time to enjoy the slopes.

Currently, all 13 lifts are open, ensuring access to a wide range of trails for every skill level. The piste conditions are described as spring snow, while off-piste skiing offers varied conditions depending on recent snowfall and temperature fluctuations. Unfortunately, the last few days have seen minimal new snowfall, but forecasts hint at light snow showers later in April.

Temperatures are generally cool, with daytime highs reaching into the mid-40s Fahrenheit. The upcoming weather forecast doesn't predict significant snowfall in the next few days, but there might be some light precipitation later in the month.

For those exploring off-piste, remember to check the latest avalanche risk levels and ski with safety equipment. It's also worth noting that Jackson Hole's season is renowned for unpredictable weather changes, so always be prepared. Despite not being a record-breaking snow year for Jackson Hole, conditions are excellent, and with managed mountain capacity, the resort ensures a great experience for all visitors.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
If you're heading to Jacksonhole Mountain Resort in Wyoming this spring,
get ready for some fantastic skiing. As of mid March,
the resort reported a season total of four hundred and
twelve inches of snow at the summit and three hundred
thirty four inches mid mountain, which is close to their
average annual snowfall of about four hundred fifty eight inches.

(00:20):
With the season scheduled to close on April thirteen, twenty
twenty five, there's still plenty of time to enjoy the slopes. Currently,
all thirteen lifts are open, ensuring access to a wide
range of trails for every skill level. The peace conditions
are described as spring snow, while off piece skiing offers
varied conditions depending on recent snowfall and temperature fluctuations. Unfortunately,

(00:45):
the last few days have seen minimal new snowfall, but
forecasts hint at light snow showers later in April. Temperatures
are generally cool, with daytime highs reaching into the mid
forties fahrenheit. The upcoming weather forecast doesn't predict significant snowfall
in the next few days, but there might be some
light precipitation later in the month. For those exploring off

(01:08):
Piecet remember to check the latest avalanche risk levels and
ski with safety equipment. It's also worth noting that Jackson
Hole's season is renowned for unpredictable weather changes, so always
be prepared. Despite not being a record breaking snow year
for Jackson Hole, conditions are excellent and with managed mountain capacity,

(01:29):
the resort ensures a great experience for all visitors. And
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