UTAH SKI REPORT

Last Updated: February 13, 2026

Utah’s ski resorts are looking at strong snowfall potential heading into the weekend, with central and northern Wasatch resorts like Brighton, Alta, and Snowbird expecting up to 12 inches over the next five days. All three already report healthy snowpack depths around 44–47 inches, with light but steady accumulation from recent snow (2–3 inches in the last 24 hours). Thaynes Canyon (near Park City Mountain) and Timpanogos Divide (Sundance adjacent) are also forecasted for 12–13 inches, suggesting excellent conditions for resorts around Salt Lake City and Provo. Trial Lake and Monte Cristo in the Uinta Mountains are also notable, showing deep snowpack (49–50 inches) and fresh snowfall up to 6–10 inches.

In Southern Utah, Midway Valley and Webster Flat—close to Brian Head Resort—are forecasted to receive up to 14 inches, the highest in the state. Brian Head itself is projecting 11 inches, with 27 inches already on the ground. Northern resorts near Ogden, including Powder Mountain and Ben Lomond, show solid snowpack (36–42 inches) and 7–11 inches incoming. Cache Valley, including Tony Grove and Temple Fork, shows 10 inches forecasted with deep base levels (28–55 inches), potentially impacting Logan. With new snow recently recorded at multiple sites and widespread 5–14 inch forecasts, Utah’s ski areas are primed for powder days through the weekend.

Utah Snowpack Map

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