Confidence is strongest from Tuesday morning March 24 through Thursday morning March 26, when falling snow levels should shift the advantage to Whistler and the Washington Cascades, with Mt Baker and Whistler favored for around 10″-18″ and lighter amounts farther south.
WeatherA warm, moisture-limited Pacific Northwest pattern keeps snowfall modest this weekend, with generally high snow levels and mostly dense to wet snow quality. The best accumulation favors Whistler and Mt Baker, while the Washington Cascades and Mt Hood see lighter totals with periods of wind. After Monday, high pressure builds in and turns the region drier and unseasonably mild, limiting fresh snow chances through much of the workweek before hints of a more changeable, potentially wetter West Coast signal later in the extended range.