Ski Resort Weather Forecast Overview

May 6-9, 2026

Colorado Resorts - Significant Snowfall Expected

Breckenridge leads the region with the heaviest snowfall on May 6, receiving 4.7 inches with temperatures ranging from 16°F to 27°F. Snow probability stands at 100% with heavy snow conditions throughout the day.

Beaver Creek expects 3.15 inches on May 6, with temperatures between 18°F and 29°F and 100% precipitation probability. Snow showers will continue through the day.

Keystone anticipates 3.45 inches on May 6, with temperatures from 13°F to 26°F and 100% snow probability. Additional light accumulations of 0.15-0.25 inches possible May 7-8.

Vail forecasts 2.55 inches on May 6, temperatures 16°F to 32°F, with 100% precipitation probability bringing mixed rain and snow showers.

Crested Butte expects 1.15 inches on May 6 with 80% precipitation probability, temperatures 24°F to 38°F.

All Colorado resorts will see clearing conditions May 7-9 with decreasing snow chances and partly cloudy to clear skies.

California Resorts - Clear Conditions

Heavenly, Northstar, and Kirkwood show no snowfall expected through the forecast period. Clear to mostly clear conditions prevail with temperatures ranging from mid-30s to mid-60s. Zero precipitation probability across all days.

Northeast Resorts - Rain Dominant

Stowe, Okemo, Mount Snow, Hunter Mountain, and other Vermont/New Hampshire resorts expect primarily rain May 6-7, with precipitation probabilities between 65-92%. No snow accumulation forecast. May 9 brings increased rain chances (26-62% probability) with possible snow showers at higher elevations.

Pennsylvania resorts (Seven Springs, Jack Frost, Whitetail, others) show rain events May 6 with probabilities 50-90%, transitioning to partly cloudy conditions May 7-8, then returning rain chances May 9.

Midwest Resorts - Minimal Precipitation

Afton Alps, Wilmot Mountain, Mt. Brighton and other Midwest locations show mostly dry conditions with 0-7% precipitation probability through May 8. Partly cloudy skies dominate with no snow expected.

Pacific Northwest & Canada

Whistler Blackcomb remains dry with partly cloudy conditions and 0-6% precipitation probability throughout the period.

Stevens Pass shows no snow accumulation, partly cloudy conditions with minimal rain chances.

Park City (Utah) expects trace snow possible May 6 (25% probability) with clearing thereafter.