How this works
We pull NOAA's hourly forecast for your location and calculate the wet-bulb temperature for each hour. Snowmakers rely on wet-bulb because it accounts for both cold and dry air, the two conditions that let water droplets freeze in flight. Below 28°F−2°C they can run; below 25°F−4°C the snow is good quality.

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Vermont ski resorts: snow and snowmaking forecast

Live from NOAA's hourly forecast for all 14 resorts we track in Vermont, at the base and the summit.

Most new snow, next 48 hours

  1. Mad River Glen 3″7 cm
  2. Bolton Valley 3″7 cm
  3. Stowe Mountain Resort 3″7 cm
  4. Jay Peak Resort 2″5 cm
  5. Smugglers' Notch Resort 2″4 cm

Most snowmaking, next 48 hours

  1. Jay Peak Resort 48 h
  2. Stowe Mountain Resort 48 h
  3. Mad River Glen 48 h
  4. Sugarbush Resort 48 h
  5. Killington Resort 48 h

All Vermont resorts

Can they make snow now, then hours of snowmaking and new snow over the next 48 hours.

ResortNowSnowmakingNew snow
Bolton Valley YES 48 h 3″7 cm
Bromley Mountain YES 48 h 0.2″0.5 cm
Burke Mountain YES 33 h 0.6″1.5 cm
Jay Peak Resort YES 48 h 2″5 cm
Killington Resort YES 48 h 0.5″1.3 cm
Mad River Glen YES 48 h 3″7 cm
Magic Mountain YES 34 h 0.1″0.3 cm
Mount Snow YES 28 h 0.1″0.3 cm
Okemo Mountain Resort YES 19 h 0.1″0.3 cm
Pico Mountain YES 48 h 0.6″1.5 cm
Smugglers' Notch Resort YES 43 h 2″4 cm
Stowe Mountain Resort YES 48 h 3″7 cm
Stratton Mountain YES 43 h 0.1″0.3 cm
Sugarbush Resort YES 48 h 0.1″0.3 cm

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