Weather and Ski Conditions

Update: Tuesday, January 13, 2026, 6:19 a.m.

Good morning from snowy Seven Springs, skiers and riders! It's the kind of calm, sunny morning that makes you linger at the top a little longer before every run. Settle in and enjoy the ride. We're on the slopes from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Here’s what you need to know before you head out:

The ongoing refresh continues to steer conditions back toward winter form. A full overnight groom has the slopes starting the day with a clean corduroy snow surface stretching across all open terrain. Elevated temps today will bring a playful feel to your glide, with soft and workable conditions holding through tonight and into tomorrow. Snowmaking may be underway on open terrain this morning. Always exercise caution near active snowmaking operations and be prepared for reduced visibility and variable conditions.

• Keep an eye on Lift & Terrain status for the latest access info. 
• Philip’s Run, Fawn Lane, and Deer Pass are designated Slow Zones from top to bottom.
• Freestyle terrain is open in three parks with 6 features in Santa’s Beard, 8 features in Arctic Blast and 14 features with a jump line in The Alley.
• Uphill travel is closed today; check here daily for access updates and be sure to review the Uphill Access Policy.

It’s currently 28° on the mountain with mostly clear skies and calm winds. Clear and sunny weather will hold through the daylight hours. Clouds will gradually increase through the day as a cold front approaches. Liquid precip develops tonight, transitioning to a mix and eventually all snow on Wednesday morning as the mercury drops. Accumulating snowfall will continue through Thursday, with the heaviest amounts expected during the morning hours. Friday begins dry before snow showers return in the afternoon. Temps will fall sharply behind the front with overnight lows reaching the single digits at times. Periodic accumulating snow chances extend through the weekend with a multi-day window for accumulating snow continuing into Sunday before tapering off.

Snowmaking operations are currently online under marginal conditions. As temps fluctuate through the short term, the team will thread the needle where conditions allow. A cold pattern rolling in later this week opens a longer window and they're ready to seize the stretch.

We'll see you on the snow!