Arizona’s ski conditions are relatively stable today, with light new snowfall in some areas but no significant storms in the forecast. Sunrise Park Resort, near Baldy and Nutrioso sensors in the White Mountains, recorded modest new snow: Nutrioso saw 4 inches of fresh snow in the last 24 hours, the highest in the state, while Baldy received 1 inch. Sunrise Park, Arizona’s largest ski area, is benefiting from this recent snowfall, but with no additional snow forecasted in the next five days, conditions will remain largely unchanged. Snowpack depth near Sunrise is between 2–4 inches, meaning skiers can expect thin early season coverage.

Elsewhere in northern Arizona, Arizona Snowbowl (near Snowslide Canyon and Fort Valley) received a light dusting of 1 inch, but no new snow is expected through the weekend. Snowbowl’s base depth remains minimal at 3 inches, so coverage will be limited. Cities like Flagstaff, near Arizona Snowbowl, and Pinetop-Lakeside, near Sunrise Park Resort, will see stable but dry conditions in the coming days. No significant snowfall is forecast for the Flagstaff or White Mountains regions, so the best skiing right now is at Sunrise Park Resort, especially after Nutrioso’s fresh snow.