Thunder Ridge saw 89cm of snow across the 2025/26 season, up 39% on last winter, with 2 more powder days than last year. That puts it 16th snowiest of the last 31 winters.
2
powder daysmornings over 15cm, worth setting an alarm for.
16cm
biggest single daythe mountain reset overnight on 25 Jan 2026.
38cm
deepest basemeasured on 26 Jan 2026.
35cm
snowiest monthJanuary 2026 stole the show.
23cm
best weekseven days from 21 Jan 2026.
102%
of a typical winter's snowfall. Right about average.
Snow reliability
0/100
MarginalTypically about 0 ski days a season.
Snowfall by season
The 16th snowiest of the last 31 winters.
Snowfall by month
January was the mid-winter peak, with 39% of the season's snow.
Modelled base-altitude snowfall from ERA5 reanalysis (Copernicus), EM Snow archive. The grid sits near resort base, not the summit, so treat totals as a valley-level estimate.