Idaho's ski conditions remain mild with minimal snowfall reported across most areas. Recent data indicates no significant snowfall within the last 24 hours at major monitoring sites, with many stations reporting slight reductions in snowpack. Among notable ski areas, **Bogus Basin**, near Boise, has a snowpack depth of 55 inches, but no new snowfall and no forecasted accumulation in the next five days. Similarly, **Brundage Mountain**, near McCall, reports nearby snowpack depths of 64–65 inches with no fresh snowfall or forecasts for additional accumulation. Further north, **Schweitzer Mountain**, close to Sandpoint, maintains the state's deepest snowpack at 87 inches, although no new snow is expected.

Minor snowfall is forecasted in select areas over the next five days, such as **Cool Creek** (2 inches) and **Crater Meadows** (2 inches), mostly impacting backcountry terrain outside prominent resorts. Cities like Ketchum (serving **Sun Valley**) and McCall will likely see stable conditions without snow accumulation in the near term. For skiers seeking the best conditions, Schweitzer remains the top destination due to its deep base, though no resorts currently anticipate fresh powder. Travelers should prepare for consistent groomed surfaces and variable off-piste conditions.