Last Updated: January 2, 2026
Snowpack levels across the state are currently 119% of normal. The deepest snowpack in New York was last observed at Point Rock 0.6 Se with a snowpack depth of 32”, about 359% of normal when compared to it's 9" average depth for this time of year. New York's current snowpack varies, with Arcade and Attica seeing significant depths of 11 and 18 inches respectively, and heavy snowfall in the last 24 hours. With recent snow squalls and events like Highmark Stadium's call for shoveling assistance, winter's grip remains evident across the state.
Explore real-time snowpack depths across New York.
Belleayre Mountain
15"
Big Tupper
18"
Bobcat Ski Center
18"
Bristol Mountain Ski Resort
18"
Catamount Ski Area
4"
Cockaigne Ski Resort
10"
Cortina Valley
10"
Dynamite Hill
10"
Gore Mountain
15"
Greek Peak Ski Resort
18"
Holiday Mountain
10"
Holiday Valley Resort
15"
Holimont
15"
Hunt Hollow
18"
Hunter Mountain
12"
Kissing Bridge
15"
Labrador Mountain
18"
Mccauley Mountain
18"
Mt. Peter Ski Area
4"
Mt. Pisgah
12"
North Creek Ski Bowl
15"
Oak Mountain Ski Center
18"
Peek'n Peak Ski Area
4"
Roaring Brook Ski Area
15"
Royal Mountain
18"
Sawkill Family Ski Center
8"
Silver Mine
15"
Ski Plattekill
18"
Song Mountain
18"
Tappan Zee Ski Area
2"
Thunder Ridge
4"
Titus Mountain
10"
Toggenburg Ski Center
18"
Tuxedo Ridge
4"
West Mountain Ski Area
10"
Windham College
15"
Windham Mountain
15"
Woods Valley Ski Area
18"
Daily from SNOTEL and NOAA sources.
Snowpack levels across New York are approximately 119.0% of normal compared to previous years.
Long Lake 1.2 N is experiencing frigid temperatures of 8°.
Minetto 0.1 Se is expected to receive up to 13" of more snowfall over the next 5 days.
Currently at Point Rock 0.6 Se with 32".