Breckenridge
Colorado I-70 & Aspen, CO · April 1–2, 2026
Forecast Details
StormDrop Calibrated Estimate
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NWS Forecast
3.0:1 SLR
"Sierra cement" — heavy, wet snow. Great coverage, more effort to ski.
Moderate — monitor upper lifts
All snow — no rain at resort
Base 9,600 ft · Summit 12,998 ft
Mountain Snowpack
+4" in last 24h
7-day snow depth trend
SWE
water equivalent
Temp at Station
Precip 24h
liquid equivalent
SNOTEL · Hoosier Pass (11,400 ft) · 5 mi from resort · updated hourly
Rain Risk
No Rain Risk — all snow at resort elevation.
Resort Info
Base Elevation
9,600ft
Summit Elevation
12,998ft
Pass Affiliations
OpenSnow Daily Snow
OpenSnow editorial for Breckenridge
Post: Snow will fall in April ... will we make it?
By Joel Gratz — Mar 25, 2026
Summary: The good news is that the longer-range forecast shows a high probability for two storms during the first five days of April. The not-so-good news is that before this snow arrives, we'll have another 6-7 days of very warm weather, which will further diminish our snowpack - a snowpack that is already in a rapid decline.
Scraped Mar 27, 2:43 AM UTC
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I-70 Corridor (Eisenhower Tunnel to Vail)
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