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Mount Snow snow report As of 4:50 p.m. MT Oct 19, the Mount Snow SNOTEL station (Lye Brook, 2,440 ft) reports 1 in. of new snow in 24 h, 1 in. in 48 h, base 1 in.
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Today’s numbers Source: SNOTEL (Lye Brook, 2,440 ft). Measured 4:50 p.m. MT Oct 19 .
Measure Value Source Measured Base depth 1″ SNOTEL 4:50 p.m. MT Oct 19 New snow, 24 h 1″ SNOTEL 4:50 p.m. MT Oct 19 New snow, 48 h 1″ SNOTEL 4:50 p.m. MT Oct 19 Snow water equivalent — SNOTEL 4:50 p.m. MT Oct 19 Percent of normal — SNOTEL 4:50 p.m. MT Oct 19
Last 7 days Date Snow depth SWE Precip (accum.) High / low QC Oct 18, 2026 1″ — — 49° / 23° valid Oct 17, 2026 0″ — — 38° / 24° valid Oct 16, 2026 0″ — — 61° / 38° valid Oct 15, 2026 1″ — — 54° / 38° valid Oct 14, 2026 1″ — — 62° / 45° valid Oct 13, 2026 1″ — — 60° / 47° valid Oct 12, 2026 1″ — — 53° / 45° valid
Daily readings from NRCS station 2042:VT:SCAN; suspect rows are kept and flagged.
Forecast Day Forecast High / low Est. snow Precip chance Today Sunny 59° / 35° 0″ 0% Wed Sunny 56° / 35° 0″ 0% Thu Sunny 56° / 32° 0″ 0% Fri Sunny 47° / 32° 0″ 2% Sat Sunny 52° / 36° 0″ 0%
National Weather Service point forecast. Snow amounts are keyword estimates from the forecast text, not a quantitative precipitation forecast.
Where these numbers come from Depth, new snow and snow water equivalent are read from the Lye Brook NRCS station at 2,440 ft, synced every six hours and run through range and spike checks. A station sits at one elevation, so it can disagree with the resort’s own upper-mountain report. How PeakCam reads the sensors .