Snow forecast in Western Canada: up to 48 cm at Ski Callaghan by 7 November

Western CanadaPublished Wednesday 4 November 2026Data of 4 November2 min read

Until 7 November, our forecast gives 48 cm at Ski Callaghan, 47 cm at Whistler Blackcomb and 34 cm at Mount Cain Alpine Park. Resort numbers are model estimates for the upper slopes; station numbers are measurements at one point, on the date shown.

Snow depth in Western Canada on 4 November 2026 (SnowScope snow model): Ski Callaghan, Whistler Blackcomb, Mount Cain Alpine Park, Tweedsmuir Ski Club, Revelstoke.

What is coming next

Until 7 November, our forecast gives 24 cm at Tweedsmuir Ski Club and 16 cm at Revelstoke.

The snow cover shrank from 356,250 km² on 2 November to 316,180 km² today, and our forecast gives 315,550 km² on 7 November.

Key numbers · 4 November
Resort	Snow depth	New snow, 72 h	Coming, next days	Top
Ski Callaghan	19 cm	2 cm	48 cm	998 m
Whistler Blackcomb	60 cm	1 cm	47 cm	2,259 m
Mount Cain Alpine Park	69 cm	5 cm	34 cm	1,616 m
Tweedsmuir Ski Club	21 cm	5 cm	24 cm	1,650 m
Revelstoke	25 cm	0 cm	16 cm	2,224 m

Height, slopes and snow line

At Ski Callaghan, the freezing level reaches 1,460 m to 2,130 m on 7 November, above the top of the resort (998 m): rain or wet snow is possible on every slope that day.

At Whistler Blackcomb, the freezing level reaches 1,360 m to 2,270 m on 6 November, above the top of the resort (2,259 m): rain or wet snow is possible on every slope that day.

At Mount Cain Alpine Park, the freezing level reaches 1,390 m to 2,320 m on 6 November, above the top of the resort (1,616 m): rain or wet snow is possible on every slope that day.

Past days (model)Forecast

New snow per day at the leading resorts (past days from the model, light bars = forecast).

Where the snow is today

Of these resorts, Mount Cain Alpine Park has the most snow on its upper slopes today, about 69 cm; then come Whistler Blackcomb 60 cm and Revelstoke 25 cm.

53 of 57 resorts in Western Canada have snow on their upper slopes today, and our model counts 316,180 km² of snow-covered ground.

Safety and avalanche level

Forecasts a few days ahead can change: look at the map again the day before you travel.

Tips for skiers

Forecasts a few days ahead can change: look at the map again the day before you travel.
Where the freezing level goes above the resort, plan for wet snow and use the highest lifts.
Fresh snow is best in the first hours after it stops: go early, before the sun and the crowds.
Before you ski off-piste or go touring, read the official avalanche bulletin (links below).
Get a powder alert in the SnowScope app to know when Ski Callaghan gets fresh snow.

About these numbers

Resort snow depths are the deepest snow on the resort's upper slopes from the SnowScope snow model (about 1 km, run of 4 November); they are estimates for an area, not a measurement at one point. Station values are measurements on the date shown. Forecasts can change. Always read the official avalanche bulletin before going off-piste.

Official avalanche bulletins: Avalanche Canada

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