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WA · PNW
- Precipitation
- 33%+chance of below-normal seasonal precipitation
- Temperature
- 50%+chance of above-normal seasonal temperature
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Three-month outlooksNOAA Climate Prediction Center
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Dec 1, 2026 – Feb 28, 2027
Precipitation issued Oct 15, 2026 · Temperature issued Oct 15, 2026
Seasonal odds, not a snowfall total.
Percentages label NOAA probability-map categories: 40%+ marks the lower edge of a mapped probability band, not an exact estimate for that mountain. These are broad three-month climate categories relative to the 1991–2020 normal. Wetter does not necessarily mean snowier: consider temperature too. Equal chances means no category is favored, not a promise of an average winter.
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128 matching mountains · Showing 12. Select up to three for your pass shortlist.
Afton Alps
MN · Midwest
- Precipitation
- Equal chancesNo category favored.
- Temperature
- 50%+chance of above-normal seasonal temperature
Alta
UT · Utah
- Precipitation
- Equal chancesNo category favored.
- Temperature
- Equal chancesNo category favored.
Alyeska
AK · PNW
- Precipitation
- Equal chancesNo category favored.
- Temperature
- 40%+chance of above-normal seasonal temperature
Angel Fire Resort
NM · Southwest
- Precipitation
- 40%+chance of above-normal seasonal precipitation
- Temperature
- Equal chancesNo category favored.
Arapahoe Basin
CO · Colorado
- Precipitation
- 33%+chance of above-normal seasonal precipitation
- Temperature
- Equal chancesNo category favored.
Arizona Snowbowl
AZ · Southwest
- Precipitation
- 40%+chance of above-normal seasonal precipitation
- Temperature
- Equal chancesNo category favored.
Aspen Snowmass
CO · Colorado
- Precipitation
- 33%+chance of above-normal seasonal precipitation
- Temperature
- Equal chancesNo category favored.
Attitash
NH · Northeast
- Precipitation
- 33%+chance of above-normal seasonal precipitation
- Temperature
- 50%+chance of above-normal seasonal temperature
Beaver Creek
CO · Colorado
- Precipitation
- 33%+chance of above-normal seasonal precipitation
- Temperature
- Equal chancesNo category favored.
Beaver Mountain
UT · Utah
- Precipitation
- Equal chancesNo category favored.
- Temperature
- Equal chancesNo category favored.
Belleayre
NY · Northeast
- Precipitation
- 33%+chance of above-normal seasonal precipitation
- Temperature
- 50%+chance of above-normal seasonal temperature
Percentages are NOAA map probability bands, not exact mountain estimates. Each belongs to its own category. Temperature and precipitation probabilities are not a joint chance of snow, and they do not predict conditions on a particular trip date. Regions and individual mountain elevations can differ from these broad outlook areas.
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Canada / Compare the season ahead
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Data Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada. CanSIPS uses a coarse 1° grid (about 100 km), relative to the 1991–2020 normal. These regional probabilities do not resolve individual mountains or predict snowfall totals or specific ski days. Temperature and precipitation remain separate signals.
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