Snow in the forecast up north
A storm is on the way for Shames Mountain in Canada. The forecast from Open-Meteo calls for 0 to 17 inches of snow over the next 3 days.
That’s a wide range. It could be a light dusting, or it could add up to something worth watching. The cams will show which way it goes.
Day by day
Here’s how the forecast breaks down:
- Today: Snow, with 0 to 3 inches possible.
- Tomorrow: Snow showers, with 0 to 6 inches possible.
- The day after: Snow showers, with 0 to 8 inches possible.
The chance for more snow builds as the days go on, so the last day of the window looks like the one to keep an eye on. Showers can be hit or miss, which is part of why the range starts at zero each day.
Is it open?
Not yet. Shames Mountain isn’t reporting as open right now, so there are no lift or trail numbers to share. For now this is more about watching the snow pile up than planning a ski day. If you’re looking for somewhere to ride today, check our list of open ski resorts.
Getting there
Highway 16 is the road to know. As of now, it’s showing no major events. Conditions can change once snow starts falling, so it’s worth checking the road report again before you head out.
Watch it come in
The Shames Mountain page has all the live cams in one spot, right next to the forecast, snow report and road conditions. Check in today and again over the next couple of days to see how much actually lands. If you like seeing totals measured, our snow stake cams are a good place to watch too.
