"It's been an interesting start to the ski season across North America, with many of the typically deepest resorts seeing little to no snow throughout the early season. That seems to be changing, to an extent, but still many of the ski areas you'd expect to see at the top of the "5 ski resorts with the most snow" are nowhere near the top. Western Canada, however, seems to be doing pretty well."
"Banff Sunshine, Alberta - 59 inches Upper mountain base at around 59 inches. Mid mountain base at around 39 inches. Upper mountain cumulative snow total at 97 inches. Alyeska Resort, Alaska - 57 inches Summit snow depth at 57 inches. Middle mountain snow depth at 17 inches. Season total snowfall at 150 inches. Revelstoke, British Columbia - 52 inches Base depth at 52 inches. Season snowfall total at 130 inches. 7 day snowfall total at 31 inches."
Many typically deep North American ski resorts saw little to no snow early in the season, though conditions have begun to improve. Banff Sunshine reports an upper mountain base of about 59 inches, a mid-mountain base near 39 inches, and an upper cumulative total of 97 inches. Alyeska records a 57-inch summit depth, 17 inches at the middle mountain, and a season total of 150 inches. Revelstoke shows a 52-inch base and 130 inches season total, including 31 inches in seven days. Whistler Blackcomb has a 41-inch base and modest recent totals. Mammoth Mountain lists base depths of 12–40 inches with 70 of 180 trails open.
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