Oregon ski areas are seeing fresh snow and promising forecasts this week. The heaviest snowfall in the past 24 hours was recorded at Bourne with a whopping 77 inches, though this appears anomalous and may indicate sensor error. More reliably, Aneroid Lake reported 2" new snow with 11" forecasted over five days, placing nearby Anthony Lakes Ski Area in favorable conditions. In southern Oregon, Bigelow Camp leads upcoming snowfall with 34" expected, benefiting Mt. Ashland Ski Area and surrounding terrain. Annie Springs and nearby Crater Lake show 13–14" in the forecast, supporting continued excellent coverage at resorts like Willamette Pass. Fourmile Lake and Cold Springs Camp also project 15–18" of snow, indicating strong conditions at Mt. Bailey and Diamond Lake.

Mt. Hood Meadows and Timberline Lodge near the Mt. Hood Test Site show stable snowpack above 130", although only 4–5" are forecast. Central Oregon resorts like Hoodoo and Mt. Bachelor, near sites like Irish Taylor and Roaring River, can expect moderate snowfall totals (7–11") midweek, sustaining deep bases. Southern mountains, including Sevenmile Marsh and Fish Lake, forecast 14–16", a boost for backcountry zones and local travel impacts near Medford and Klamath Falls. In the Santiam Pass region, Bear Grass and Hogg Pass call for 5–8", providing consistent skiing at Hoodoo. Overall, southern and southeastern Oregon mountains are set for the best fresh powder, while northern and central resorts maintain deep coverage with modest refresh.