Selkirk Wilderness Skiing Weather Forecast

Today's Forecast
Updated at: 11:56am PDT - Feb 03rd 2012

A strong ridge of high pressure will persist through the forecast period bringing dry conditions, sunny skies, and warmer temperatures. On Friday/Saturday freezing levels may rise to 1000m in the afternoon, then drop to valley bottom at night. Ridgetop winds may generally be light from the South. Maximum alpine temperatures near -1.

Temperature (2200m / 7200ft): -8/17.6

Winds (2200m / 7200ft): Light Southwesterly

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Snow Conditions
  • Conditions as of: Feb 03rd 2012
  • New Snow (past 24 hrs):
    Nil
  • New Snow (past 72 hrs):
    47cm/18.5 inches
  • Snow Conditions:
    Light, dry powder skiing and amazing views.
  • Snow Depth (2200m / 7200ft):
    265cm
  • Freezing Level:
    surf AM / 1100 m PM
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SWS Commitment

We are determined to offer our guests the best possible skiing experience, and we do what is reasonable and within our knowledge to meet this objective. The procedures that we ask you to adhere to are in place in order to make your holiday as safe as possible. Closely following the guide’s instructions is imperative for individual safety and the safety of the group.

Snowcat skiing is wilderness skiing and wilderness cannot be tamed. Weather and snow conditions are constantly changing. Despite all of our efforts there are still elements of risk which our guests must share with us.

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