SnoCast Utah puts mountain weather, snowpack depth, avalanche danger, road cameras and resort hours for every lift-served ski area in Utah on one screen, one resort at a time. Every number is fetched live from a public agency feed — the National Weather Service, NRCS SNOTEL, the Utah Avalanche Center, NOAA NDBC and UDOT. Always check the resort and the Utah Avalanche Center before you go.
Each resort has its own page with live conditions, the 7-day forecast and its avalanche zone.
Current temperature, wind, snow depth and 24-hour change for the selected resort, read from the nearest NWS gridpoint and NRCS SNOTEL station.
Day-by-day mountain forecast with expected snow accumulation, printed as the National Weather Service writes it.
Utah Avalanche Center danger rating and bottom line for the resort's forecast zone, with UDOT canyon road cameras and status.
Season snow-depth curve against the ten-year median, from the resort's SNOTEL station.
Every resort on one map with its current temperature, so you can compare canyons at a glance.
Wave height at NOAA buoy 46059 off the California coast, the swell that Utah skiers watch as a rough five-day lead on Wasatch storms.
National Weather Service (api.weather.gov) · NRCS SNOTEL · Utah Avalanche Center · NOAA National Data Buoy Center · UDOT Traffic. SnoCast Utah is a one-person project and is not affiliated with any resort or agency.
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