Season pass · 9 resorts on PeakCam · Arizona, Chile, Colorado, Oregon, Utah

Power Pass snow report

As of 7:35 p.m. MT Oct 19, the deepest base among Power Pass resorts is La Parva at base 100 in., 0 in. of new snow in 24 h (model estimate), then Valle Nevado at base 100 in., 0 in. of new snow in 24 h (model estimate); 9 of 9 resorts have a report.

All 9 Power Pass resorts on PeakCam

Deepest base first; resorts without a report last. Dated to the reading, Mountain time.

#	Resort	Base	Source	Dated	Cams
1	La ParvaChile · model estimate	100 in.	model estimate	7:35 p.m. MT Oct 19	6
2	Valle NevadoChile · model estimate	100 in.	model estimate	7:35 p.m. MT Oct 19	4
3	Loveland Ski AreaColorado · SNOTEL	2 in.	SNOTEL · Loveland Basin	4:50 p.m. MT Oct 19	3
4	Brian Head ResortUtah · SNOTEL	1 in.	SNOTEL · Brian Head	4:49 p.m. MT Oct 19	2
5	Monarch MountainColorado · SNOTEL	1 in.	SNOTEL · Porphyry Creek	4:49 p.m. MT Oct 19	4
6	Arizona SnowbowlArizona · SNOTEL	0 in.	SNOTEL · Snowslide Canyon	4:49 p.m. MT Oct 19	5
7	Purgatory ResortColorado · SNOTEL	0 in.	SNOTEL · Cascade #2	4:51 p.m. MT Oct 19	2
8	Sundance Mountain ResortUtah · SNOTEL	0 in.	SNOTEL · Timpanogos Divide	4:48 p.m. MT Oct 19	4
9	Willamette Pass ResortOregon · SNOTEL	0 in.	SNOTEL · Cascade Summit	4:51 p.m. MT Oct 19	2

About the Power Pass

Mountain Capital Partners' pass for its own resorts in the Southwest and Mexico, plus partner days. Membership here comes from the operator’s published resort list; PeakCam does not sell passes and does not know your pass tier, so check the operator’s site for days, blackouts and reservations.

Base depth and new snow are read at each resort’s NRCS SNOTEL station (one fixed elevation, usually mid-mountain) or, without a station, estimated by a weather model that says so. Both are synced every six hours. How PeakCam reads the sensors.