Snow summary

Measured at the nearest station · forecast at 6,500 ft, middle of 3 models

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Avalanche forecast · Glacier

Early Season· by Parks Canada

Snow has started to accumulate at upper elevations, but there is not enough of a snowpack to safely travel on skis/snowboards

Danger by Elevation

Today

Upper

— Early Season

Middle

— Early Season

Lower

— Early Season

Tomorrow

Upper

— Early Season

Middle

— Early Season

Lower

— Early Season

Bottom Line

Snow has started to accumulate at upper elevations, but there is not enough of a snowpack to safely travel on skis/snowboards.

Pack a transceiver, probe & shovel and factor avalanches into your trip.

Daily avalanche hazard forecasts begin later in November.

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Full forecast at Avalanche Canada → Covers: Glacier

Sources: NRCS SNOTEL / BC River Forecast Centre snow stations (measured), Open-Meteo GFS, ECMWF and GEM run at 6,500 ft (forecast), National Weather Service (snow level, WA/OR), Avalanche Canada. Always read the full avalanche forecast and carry rescue gear. Disclaimer