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Observations

Field observations

What forecasters and riders are seeing in the Central Cascades and Newberry. Every report sharpens the forecast.

Map

Where they happened.

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CENTRAL CASCADESNEWBERRYThree Creeks MeadowIrish TaylorCascade SummitRoaring RiverHogg PassMckenzieSantiam Jct.Smith RidgeMarion Forks

Zones from the official forecast (on the terrain map, coloured with today's published rating; grey when none is in force) · public reports, last 14 days · weather stations · tap anything for details

Recent observations

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Reports from people in the field, not forecasts.

Mountain weather
StationTempSnow depthReading
Three Creeks Meadow58°F—2 h ago
Irish Taylor55°F0 in2 h ago
Cascade Summit52°F0 in2 h ago
Roaring River63°F0 in2 h ago

Station data: USDA NRCS National Water and Climate Center (SNOTEL)

Latest reports

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Observations are reports from people in the field, not forecasts. Community reports are unverified unless marked otherwise.

Snowpack

What forecasters and observers are finding in the snowpack.

Weak layers we're tracking

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Snowpits, last 45 days

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What people found in their pits: reports from the field, not a forecast. Read today's avalanche forecast for the danger rating. Hand hardness is drawn left to right (F, 4F, 1F, P, K, I); dashed lines are where a stability test failed.

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