Steamboat's Late-Season Skiing Shines Amid Impressive Snow Depths and Forecasted Flurries

Ski Report for Steamboat, Colorado

Daily Ski Conditions for Steamboat, Colorado

Steamboat, Colorado, is buzzing with excitement as the late-season skiing continues to impress Currently, 16 out of the total lifts are operational, casting a wide net of opportunities over the vast terrain. The mid-mountain base boasts a depth of about 60 inches, while the summit has a plush 116 inches of snow, ensuring fantastic conditions for carving down the slopes.

In the past 24 hours, Steamboat welcomed 3 inches of new snow at mid-mountain, with a generous 4 inches falling at the summit. The current weather is partly cloudy, with temperatures ranging from a crisp 15°F at the summit to a balmy 23°F at the base.

Looking ahead, the forecast promises more thrilling snow experiences. Over the next five days, expect occasional flurries and snow showers, with highs dipping to around 31°F on the summit and 38°F at the base. The weather will stay partly cloudy, ideal for both morning sun and afternoon powders.

Piste conditions are delightful, with packed powder and spring snow making for fast and fun runs. Off-piste is where the real magic happens, though skiers need to be cautious of recent wind-drifted snow and potential small avalanches. Seasonal snow totals have been impressive, with significant falls in November, January, and February.

For visitors, be sure to enjoy the varied terrain while keeping an eye on those west and northwest-facing slopes due to wind loading. And remember, low avalanche danger doesn't mean no danger—stay safe and ride with a buddy The season is set to wrap up on April 21, so now is the perfect time to carve out some final turns and make the most of Steamboat's enchanting winter landscape

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Steamboat Colorado is buzzing with excitement as the late season
skiing continues to impress us. Currently, sixteen out of the
total lifts are operational, casting a wide net of opportunities
over the vast terrain. The Mid Mountain base boasts a
depth of about sixty inches, while the summit has a
plush one hundred and sixteen inches of snow, insuring fantastic

(00:22):
conditions for carving down the slopes. In the past twenty
four hours, Steamboat welcomed three inches of new snow at
Mid Mountain, with a generous four inches falling at the summit.
The current weather is partly cloudy, with temperatures ranging from
a crisp fifteen degrees Farriers at the summit to a
balmy twenty three grease Farers at the base. Looking ahead,

(00:42):
the forecast promises more thrilling snow experiences over the next
five days. Expect occasional flurries and snow showers, with highs
dipping to around thirty one grease flowers on the summit
and thirty eight grease Farris at the base. The weather
will stay partly cloudy, ideal for both morning sun and
afternoon powders. Peast conditions are delightful, with packed powder and

(01:04):
spring snow making for fast and fun runs off Piecetd
is where the real magic happens, though skiers need to
be cautious of recent wind drifted snow and potential small avalanches.
Seasonal snow totals have been impressive, with significant falls in November,
January and February. For visitors, be sure to enjoy the
varied terrain while keeping an eye on those west and

(01:26):
northwest facing slopes due to wind loading. And remember low
avalanche danger doesn't mean no danger. Stay safe and ride
with a buddy. The season is set to wrap up
on April twenty first, so now is the perfect time
to carve out some final turns and make the most
of steamboats enchanting winter landscape. And that is it for today.

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