Weather and Ski Conditions

Update: Saturday, February 28, 2026, 6:12 a.m.

Good morning from snowy Seven Springs, skiers and riders! Beach Mode: Activated. Grab the shades, drop the layers and settle in for fresh spring air and brilliant blue skies. The mountain is open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. with Gunnar Express spinning until 5:30 p.m. Here’s what else you need to know before you head out:

Open terrain was treated to a fresh groom overnight to start the day with a crisp corduroy finish over granular snow. Sunshine and climbing temps will soften things up quickly through the morning with a nice window of spring perfection for those who time it right. Surfaces will continue to soften through the afternoon, taking on a slushy consistency before sunset brings a firmer feel back in for the night session.  As always, be mindful of changing conditions throughout the day.

• Freestyle terrain is open with Arctic Blast (12), Santa's Beard (8), Foggy Bowl (7), The Alley (34), and The Spot (13' pipe). 
• Alpine Meadows is CLOSED today and Sunday for PA Freestyle competitions.
• Uphill travel is open today; check daily for access updates and be sure to review the Uphill Access Policy.
• Philip’s Run, Fawn Lane, and Deer Pass are designated Slow Zones from top to bottom.
• Check Lift & Terrain status regularly for real time updates on terrain access and lift service information.

It’s currently 37° on the mountain with partly cloudy skies and calm west winds. High pressure is calling the shots today with a few early clouds giving way to bright skies and climbing temps reaching the 50s this afternoon. The majority of the day will be clear and comfortable before clouds begin to build back in tonight.

A cold front moves in late this evening bringing a brief round of liquid precip that will flip to snow toward Sunday morning as cold air settles in. Sunday will chillier with highs in the 30s and a few lingering snow showers. The overall pattern stays active beyond the weekend with a wintry mix possible Tuesday into early Wednesday as another system tracks across the Mid-Atlantic. After that, mild temps and a nearby front keep the pattern unsettled with periods of rain lingering through Thursday and Friday, and temps will stay on the mild side heading into next weekend.

We'll see you on the snow!