A crisp morning greets skiers at Pomerelle Ski Area this April 30th, with overnight lows dipping to 31.6°F, preserving a spring snowpack of 38 inches. While that’s about 24 inches below the seasonal average, groomers report firm corduroy on the main runs with softening expected by mid-morning. No new snow is forecasted today, but the mountain’s base remains skiable thanks to consistent maintenance and a solid 20.5" snow water equivalent. With mild temperatures and blue skies in the forecast, today promises ideal spring skiing conditions—especially for carving enthusiasts and families soaking up the season's closing turns.

The atmosphere at Pomerelle remains upbeat, though recent headlines cast a somber tone following a tragic incident involving an 11-year-old boy. As the community reflects, safety remains a top priority on the mountain. Despite such news, Pomerelle continues to shine for its laid-back charm and family-friendly spirit, recently spotlighted for its unique blend of history and high-elevation terrain. Whether you're here for the turns or the views toward Magic Valley, today offers serenity on the slopes and a reminder of the mountain's enduring allure. Please ski responsibly and embrace the final days of a memorable season.