Arizona's ski resorts are gearing up for moderate snowfall over the next five days, with the heaviest accumulations forecasted near Chalender and White Horse Lake, both expecting up to 8 inches. These snowfall figures are important for the Flagstaff area, home to Arizona Snowbowl, which is located just north of Fort Valley and Snowslide Canyon—zones forecasting 6 to 7 inches of snow with current snowpack depths up to 24 inches. Though 24-hour snowfall totals remain at or near zero across most regions, Mormon Mountain Summit currently reports a snowpack of 7 inches, with surrounding areas like Baker Butte and Fort Valley beginning to build base levels that may improve conditions soon.

Mount Baldy, the location of Sunrise Park Resort near Greer, is expecting 5 inches of snow through the week with low current snowpack (1 inch), signaling limited near-term improvement for skiing. Nutrioso and Promontory areas, also in eastern Arizona, show minimal snowfall both recent and forecasted. Meanwhile, Mormon Mountain and its summit near Mormon Lake are showing steady snowpack (up to 13 inches) and consistent forecast totals, possibly benefiting Nordic or backcountry skiing. In summary, the highest snowfall potential this week is clustered near Flagstaff and the western Mogollon Rim, particularly around Chalender, White Horse Lake, and Fort Valley—making Arizona Snowbowl the top resort to watch for fresh powder in the coming days.