US National Weather Service data as a body of work is art. No other country compiles and provides this depth of weather information.
The NWS has segmented the entire US into 122 offices that you can drill down into and mine for specific weather information. It’s gold if you’re chasing snow.
We’ve added this national weather page to give skiers a quick look at where the action is, across the continental US. Images and maps are primarily national. With our outbound links, for now, we’ll focus on New York, ALY, the East, Quebec, Colorado, Utah and the Pacific Northwest.
Our New York page is designed as a starting point for those who want to ski in the state.
The Albany page will now be more strictly dedicated to Albany CWA.
Quebec, Ontario, Gaspe, NH/Maine, and Mt Washington pages have also been added.
Short Term Temps, Rain and Snowfall
Next High Temperature
Next Low Temperature
06 Hour Snowfall
12 Hour Snowfall
18 Hour Snowfall
24 Hour Snowfall
120 Hour Weather Forecast
12 hr
24 hr
48 hr
72 hr
96 hr
120 hr
24 Hr Precip Forecast
72 Hr Precip Forecast
120 Hr Precip Forecast
Medium and Long Range Forecast Maps
6-10 Day Temp Forecast
8-14 Day Temp Forecast
6-10 Day Temp Forecast
8-14 Day Precip Forecast
1 Month Temp
3 Month Temp
1 Month Precip
3 Month Precip
GFS 240 Hour Snowfall
If you’re like us — and just the fact that you made it to the bottom of this page proves something — you’re craving ski weather forecasts, maps and information. NYSkiBlog Weather Center has the basics every eastern skier/adventurer needs from the National Weather Service, Environment Canada and other sources.
We’ve included point forecast maps, radar and short and medium-term temperature, snowfall and precipitation forecasts. We’ve also included links to webcams and ski reports from across New York, and all of ski country. And we’ve linked the in-depth forecast discuss for the most important NWS offices directly below.
We want these pages to be a go-to source for ski weather info for NY skiers. If you’ve got ideas about how to make our this page more valuable, post your ideas here on the blog, or in the Weather Forum or email us. Note: Small maps click to enlarge.