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Mont Sutton

As of 9:45 a.m. MT Oct 20, a weather-model estimate for Mont Sutton puts 0 in. of new snow in 24 h, 0 in. in 48 h, base 0 in.

Eastern Townships · QC

Status unknown. As of Oct 20, Mont Sutton has no confirmed operating status; base 0 in. (model estimate, 2 h old), 0 in. of new snow in 24 h (model estimate).Poor
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Description · generated

Mont Sutton is a ski area in the Eastern Townships of Quebec, Canada, close to the Vermont border. It has 60 runs served by 10 lifts across 230 acres of skiable terrain. The summit sits at 2,821 feet and the base at 1,312 feet, giving a vertical drop of 1,509 feet. The mountain is part of the Appalachian chain, and it is available on the Indy Pass.

Vue alt. 400 m
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Vue alt. 400 m· 1,312′

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48°Feels 40°
0"New snow
Wind
0%Precip chance
7
PeakCam Snow Scorepoor2026-10-20

As of Oct 20, Mont Sutton's PeakCam Snow Score is 7 of 100 (poor): snow quality 6.8 of 15, depth vs normal 0 of 30, 7-day snow 0 of 25.

Why 7? The five components
  • Depth vs normal0 / 30
    base 0 in. (model estimate); no station normal to compare with, so 60 in. earns 27 of 30 · model
  • New snow, 7 days0 / 25
    0 in. of new snow in the last 48 h (no daily rows yet) (model estimate) · model
  • Forecast, 7 days0 / 20
    no stored forecast run · none
  • Snow quality6.8 / 15
    days since snow unknown, temperature unknown · derived
  • Operating status0 / 10
    status unknown (nothing on file) · none

Algorithmic, formula score-v1: great ≥ 75, good ≥ 55, fair ≥ 35. How the score works · JSON

Snow Report

0″
Base Depth
0″
24h New Snow
0″
48h New Snow
→ Stable
7-Day Trend
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Trails Open
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Lifts Open
Bluebird
Expect clear bluebird skies alongside breezy conditions.
Warming trend
Outlook

Updated · Source: open_meteo

  • Base depthmodelestimated 2 h
  • 24 h newmodelestimated 2 h
  • TempECCClive <1 h
  • WindECCClive <1 h
  • Next 48 hmodelestimated 3 h
  • What the tiers mean

5-Day Forecast

14-day snow outlook · summit

0 in next 7 days · 0.7 in over 14 · peak 0.6 in on Mon, Nov 2

7 models agree today · 7 models in the blend

  1. Today

    20

    –

    48°/32°

    7m

  2. Wed

    21

    –

    49°/26°

    7m

  3. Thu

    22

    –

    44°/27°

    7m

  4. Fri

    23

    –

    39°/24°

    7m

  5. Sat

    24

    –

    45°/22°

    6m

  6. Sun

    25

    –

    54°/26°

    6m

  7. Mon

    26

    –

    48°/37°

    5m

  8. Tue

    27

    ✳✳✳

    –

    39°/22°

    4m

  9. Wed

    28

    ✳✳✳

    –

    38°/18°

    4m

  10. Thu

    29

    –

    45°/28°

    3m

  11. Fri

    30

    ✳✳✳

    0.1"

    36°/23°

    3m

  12. Sat

    31

    ✳✳✳

    0.1"

    34°/17°

    2m

  13. Sun

    1

    –

    42°/29°

    2m

  14. Mon

    2

    ✳✳✳

    0.6"

    37°/26°

    2m

Median of the models that reach each day; the pale band is the 25th–75th percentile across models. Updated every 6 hours. Weather data by Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0) · every model · how it is verified

Tue
AM
45°
PM
48°
EVE
42°
Wed
AM
44°
PM
48°
EVE
41°

Snow amounts: PeakCam blend of 7 models (Open-Meteo, CC BY 4.0) · Narrative, temperature and wind: Open-Meteo · Updated hourly

What the instruments say

by elevation band
Latest station observations near Mont Sutton, by elevation band
BandStationDepthNewTempWindRead
BaseSUTTON 2.6 N, QC CAGHCN-Daily · 780 ft · 5.0 km–0″––
BaseFRELIGHSBURGECCC · 742 ft · 24.3 km0″–54.7°F0 mph

Each row is one sensor at its own elevation, not a mountain average. Daily networks (SNOTEL, GHCN) read once a day; hourly ones (NWS, ECCC, BC ASWS) carry temperature and wind but no depth. Sources: NOAA NCEI GHCN-Daily; Environment and Climate Change Canada.

Live Cams · 2 available

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Vue alt. 840 m webcam at Mont Sutton, 2,756′

Vue alt. 840 m· 2,756′

Last 24 hVue alt. 400 m

4 frames · every 6 h
  1. Vue alt. 400 m still, 0″ new snow in 24 h
    0″24 h
  2. Vue alt. 400 m still, 0″ new snow in 24 h
    0″24 h
  3. Vue alt. 400 m still, 0″ new snow in 24 h
    0″24 h
  4. Vue alt. 400 m still, 0″ new snow in 24 h
    0″24 h

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About Mont Sutton

Mont Sutton is a ski resort in Eastern Townships, Quebec. PeakCam tracks 2 webcams here. Snow figures on this page are weather-model estimates, not ground-sensor readings.

PeakCam treats this as the off-season here; if the mountain is still operating, the numbers and cams above are the thing to trust.

Frequently Asked

Where is Mont Sutton?
Mont Sutton is a ski resort in Eastern Townships, Quebec. Coordinates: 45.10° N, 72.56° W.
How high is Mont Sutton?
Mont Sutton runs from a base at 1,312 ft to a summit at 2,821 ft, a vertical drop of 1,509 ft.
How big is Mont Sutton?
Mont Sutton has 230 acres of skiable terrain, 60 named runs and 10 lifts, as published by the resort.
Which ski pass covers Mont Sutton?
Mont Sutton is on the Indy Pass, per the pass's published resort lists. Blackout days and partner-day limits vary by pass tier; check the pass site before you go.
What is the base depth at Mont Sutton today?
As of 9:45 a.m. MT Oct 20, the latest report for Mont Sutton puts the base at 0 inches (model estimate).
Does Mont Sutton have live webcams?
Yes — this page has 2 webcams for Mont Sutton (a mix of live video and refreshing stills), free and without an account.
Where does Mont Sutton's snow data come from?
Mont Sutton has no NRCS telemetry station, so depth and new-snow figures here are weather-model estimates (Open-Meteo), updated every six hours. They are a good storm signal but will not match an on-the-ground measurement exactly.

More on how these numbers are measured: www.peakcam.io/methodology