China Peak Resort Snow Report

Get the latest snow conditions at China Peak ski resort. Our snow report provides current snowfall data, snow depth measurements, and weather information to help you plan your perfect ski day.

China Peak Snow Report

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Last updated: February 18, 2026 at 8:24 AM America/Los_Angeles

Forecast elevation: 8,478 ft

Today at China Peak

Heavy snow fall

Temperature

L: 6°F / H: 21°F

Wind

27.3 mph WSW

Fresh Snowfall

Last 24 Hours

38 "

Last 48 Hours

38 "

Last 7 Days

51 "

Snow Depth

Base

36 "

Open Lifts

9 / 10

Open Trails

35 / 52

Season Total Snowfall

152 "

Weather Data: Open Meteo.comSnow Data: Resort Report

Season closes: Apr 26, 2026

7-Day Snow Forecast

Next 1-7 Days

16"

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7-Day Weather Forecast

Last updated: 18/02/2026, 4:24:20 pm• Source: Open Meteo.com

Forecast elevation: 2,584 m

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Wed, 18 Feb

Heavy snow fall

Temperature:6° - 21°F

Snowfall:10"

Wind:27 mph WSW

Upcoming Snow Summary

Wed, 18 Feb10"

Thu, 19 Feb4"

Fri, 20 Feb1"

Understanding the Snow Report

Snow Measurements

Our snow reports measure snowfall in centimeters over various time periods. Base depth indicates the snow depth at the base of the mountain, while summit depth shows snow accumulation at higher elevations. Imperial measurements in inches are also shown for convenience.

Weather Conditions

Current weather conditions affect snow quality. Cold temperatures with low wind typically preserve snow quality, while warm temperatures or rain can impact conditions negatively.

Data Sources

China Peak snow data is collected through a combination of official resort reports, on-mountain measurements, and weather forecasting services to provide the most accurate information possible.

When to Check

Snow reports are typically updated early morning and late afternoon. For the most current conditions, check back regularly, especially if a winter storm is approaching.