Top of the World
Elevation: 2,080m
Real-time Weather Conditions and Forecasts at Sun Peaks
The Sun Peaks weather and snow report provides real-time conditions and forecasts based on data collected directly on the mountain. Weather observations and snowfall totals are recorded on-site, with forecasts produced specifically for Sun Peaks.
°C/cm/kph
°F/in/mph
Today's Weather
Sunny.
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-6°C
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Mid-mountain
Elevation: 1,855m
-6°C -
Top of Morrisey
Elevation: 1,675m
-11°C -
Valley
Elevation: 1,255m
-8°C
Snow Conditions
Updated January 26th at 6:33am
*New snow data is reset at 3:30pm everyday after the lifts close.
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New Snow *
0cm -
24 Hr
0cm -
48 Hr
0cm -
7 Days
0cm
Snow Base
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Mid Mountain
106cm -
Alpine
134cm
Wind Speeds
Top of the World
Elevation: 2,080m
Direction
S
Average
10
kph
Sunburst Express, Tower 18
Elevation: 1,715m
Direction
S
Average
3
kph
Morrisey Express, Tower 10
Elevation: 1,494m
Direction
E
Average
12
kph
5-Day Forecast
Sunday: Sunny. Wind light W to SW with gusts to 30 km/h in the alpine. High near minus 6°C.
Sunday night: Mainly clear. Wind light W to SW with gusts to 20 km/h in the alpine. Low near minus 9°C.
Monday: Mainly sunny in the morning. Increasing cloud in the afternoon. Wind SW 5 to 15 km/h. High near minus 5°C.
sunday
Sunny.
Low -9°C
High -6°C
sunday night
Mainly clear.
Low -9°C
High -6°C
monday
Mainly sunny in the morning. Increasing cloud in the afternoon.
Low -9°C
High -5°C
tuesday
Partly cloudy.
Low -8°C
High -5°C
wednesday
Mainly cloudy.
Low -7°C
High -4°C
thursday
Mainly cloudy. Chance of light snow.
Low -6°C
High -4°C
Synopsis
A dry, cool northwest flow aloft will continue today, bringing us one last day of sunny skies. On Monday, the upper flow is forecast to weaken and become westerly as an offshore upper ridge weakens and slowly moves eastward towards the province. This should result in increased cloud cover and slightly milder temperatures as a Pacific airmass slowly begins to infiltrate the area. Winds will remain very light over the lower slopes, while occasionally gusty winds persist in the high alpine.
Extended Outlook
Tuesday to Thursday: The flow aloft is now forecast to become southwesterly as the offshore ridge moves over the province on Tuesday and then drifts slowly eastward on Wednesday and Thursday. The flow will bring variable cloudy cover and milder temperatures. There is still no sign of significant snowfall until possibly Thursday, when some models are forecasting a Pacific front to bring a light snowfall to the area.
Weather & Snow Report FAQS
Q: Is this the Sun Peaks weather forecast?
A: Yes. This page provides the Sun Peaks weather forecast, using on-site observations and resort-specific forecasting rather than data from nearby communities.
Q: How accurate is the Sun Peaks weather report?
A: Weather conditions and snowfall are measured directly at Sun Peaks, and forecasts are prepared specifically for the resort location.
Q: Does Sun Peaks have its own snow report?
A: Yes. Snowfall totals and snow conditions are tracked on the mountain and updated regularly throughout the day.