76 winters, day by day
Jay Peak Resort, United States. Every ski winter from 1950/51 to 2025/26.
Jay Peak Resort, United States. Every ski winter from 1950/51 to 2025/26.
Every day of every winter
Each row is a winter, oldest at the top. Each column is a day, from the start of the season to the end. The darker the blue, the more snow fell that day.
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Climate change
Average winter temperature at the summit
Faster warming than 23% of 736 resorts
+1.7°C+3.0°F
The trend: from -10°C14°F to -8°C17°F. Point at a winter to read it.
Snowfall at the summit
−10%
The trend: from 2.1 m83 in to 1.9 m74 in. Point at a winter to read it.
Powder days at the summit
−1 day
The trend: from 3 to 2. Point at a winter to read it.
Days with a base at the summit
−39 days
The trend: from 112 to 74. Point at a winter to read it.
Days with fresh snow at the summit
−3 days
The trend: from 52 to 49. Point at a winter to read it.
Each dot is one winter. The curve is a running average over about ten winters; the dotted line is the straight trend through all of them, and the changes above are measured along it. One winter is weather; the trend is climate.
Then and now
Then 1950/51–1979/80Now 1996/97–2025/26
- Snowfall at the summit−7%
Then
2.1 m83 in
Now
2.0 m77 in
- Snowfall in the village−8%
Then
2.0 m78 in
Now
1.8 m72 in
- Powder days at the summit±0 days
Then
3
Now
3
- Days with a base at the summit−24 days
Then
109
Now
85
- Average temperature at the summit+1.2°C+2.2°F
Then
-10°C15°F
Now
-8°C17°F
Averages per winter over the first and last 30 winters. A powder day brings 10 cm4 in or more of new snow; a base is 30 cm12 in or more on the ground.
Records
All winters
- 1950s1950/512.1 m82 in1951/522.3 m89 in1952/532.1 m83 in1953/542.2 m87 in1954/552.3 m89 in1955/562.2 m87 in1956/571.5 m59 in1957/582.7 m105 in1958/592.3 m91 in1959/602.1 m83 in
- 1960s1960/611.8 m70 in1961/622.2 m86 in1962/632.3 m92 in1963/641.3 m52 in1964/651.4 m56 in1965/661.9 m74 in1966/671.5 m61 in1967/681.6 m65 in1968/692.6 m100 in1969/702.2 m87 in
- 1970s1970/712.7 m107 in1971/722.6 m101 in1972/732.3 m91 in1973/742.4 m93 in1974/752.3 m89 in1975/762.6 m103 in1976/772.2 m86 in1977/782.3 m89 in1978/792.1 m82 in1979/801.1 m44 in
- 1980s1980/811.5 m59 in1981/822.3 m92 in1982/831.5 m59 in1983/842.0 m80 in1984/852.0 m79 in1985/861.8 m72 in1986/871.8 m69 in1987/881.7 m65 in1988/891.9 m76 in1989/901.8 m72 in
- 1990s1990/911.6 m63 in1991/921.7 m68 in1992/932.0 m78 in1993/942.3 m90 in1994/951.4 m56 in1995/962.2 m87 in1996/972.4 m95 in1997/982.0 m80 in1998/991.8 m71 in1999/002.1 m84 in
- 2000s2000/012.3 m89 in2001/022.0 m77 in2002/031.9 m76 in2003/042.1 m83 in2004/051.6 m63 in2005/061.5 m59 in2006/072.3 m89 in2007/082.7 m106 in2008/091.8 m70 in2009/101.8 m70 in
- 2010s2010/112.3 m90 in2011/121.4 m54 in2012/131.7 m65 in2013/141.9 m74 in2014/152.1 m83 in2015/161.4 m54 in2016/172.2 m87 in2017/182.1 m81 in2018/192.5 m98 in2019/202.0 m78 in
- 2020s2020/211.6 m63 in2021/221.8 m71 in2022/231.9 m74 in2023/241.9 m74 in2024/252.1 m82 in2025/261.9 m76 in
Modelled weather from ERA5 and ERA5-Land, not measured on the slopes. Snow depth is the average over a grid cell about 9 km wide, so it can differ a lot from what the piste report says. How SnowOdds works