Weather Forecast
Detailed Forecast
Mainly sunny skies with a few clouds today, then increasing cloud this evening with isolated flurries possible overnight tonight. Isolated snowfall amounts of Trace-1 cm are possible by tomorrow afternoon. Ridge winds up to 20-30 km/h gusting to 40-50 km/h this morning are expected to ease to 10-20 km/h this afternoon/tonight. Freezing levels at valley bottom through tonight with temperatures in the -15C to -23C range.
Synopsis
A small weak Pacific low is expected to push inland over northern Washington state tonight and bring isolated flurries overnight tonight/tomorrow morning. A clearing pattern is expected tomorrow afternoon through Friday. Moderate ridge winds this morning becoming light this afternoon through Friday. Below seasonal temperatures in the -11C to -23C range are also expected through Friday.
3 to 5 Day Outlook
A weak disturbance moving through the area may bring isolated flurries on Saturday followed by fair and dry conditions on Sunday. Light ridge winds on Saturday increasing to light-moderate on Sunday. Below seasonal temperatures in the -10C to -20C range are expected to continue through the weekend.
Resort Elevations:
Valley Base (City of Kelowna) - 344m (1,128 ft)
Bottom of Gem Lake Express – 1,511m (4,957 ft)
Village Centre – 1,755m (5,757 ft)
Summit – 2,319m (7,606 ft)
Visitors should be aware that mountain weather can be variable and change quickly. Daytime temperatures can be 5C to 10C degrees cooler at the summit and sky conditions may vary with elevation. Summit levels are also often breezier as wind flows unimpeded by trees and buildings. If you are headed to the top, be prepared, dress appropriately and you be sure to enjoy all that Big White Mountain Resort has to offer. We will update our Weather Forecast daily during our Summer Hours of Operation.
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