Weather Forecast for Alpental At The Summit at1304m altitude
Issued: 4 am 13 May 2026 (local time)
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Next snow in Alpental At The Summit: 1.3cm on Wed 13th (after 11 AM)
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Alpental At The Summitat 1304 m altitude
Issued by Snow-Forecast.com at:4 am (local time) / 13 May 2026
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Next 3 days weather summary:
A moderate fall of snow, heaviest on Wed morning. Turning milder with heavy rain (total 29.0mm), heaviest during Wed afternoon. Freeze-thaw conditions (max 4°C on Wed afternoon, min -1°C on Fri morning). Mainly fresh winds.
Days 4-6 weather summary:
A heavy fall of snow, heaviest during Sat afternoon. Becoming milder with drizzle, on Mon afternoon. Freeze-thaw conditions (max 6°C on Mon afternoon, min -2°C on Sat night). Wind will be generally light.
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Both Alpental (plus Snoqualmie Pass back country) and Stevens are situated at passes which divide two very different air masses; often cold continental high pressure and maritime low pressure (the later driven by prevailing westerlies, over the longest fetch on the planet). The Cascade Mountains offer up one of the steepest slopes anywhere on earth. Moist air is forced up causing winter precip nearly unmatched anywhere giving these places arguably more powder days per steep than anywhere else. Combine that with the notorious low level "easterly flow" that can maintain lower temps than anywhere at these elevations (just fractions of a mile to the west) and you've got winter wonderlands like no others. Alpental, however, has little in the way of any "bunny" slopes, separating this mountain and it's regulars from other areas with pretty much only serious to hard core skiers. This place is not for Texas wanna-be skiers, or anyone looking for a 5 star hotel with a hot tub....go back to Seattle.
Both Alpental (plus Snoqualmie Pass back country) and Stevens are situated at passes which divide two very different air masses; often cold continental high pressure and maritime low pressure (the later driven by prevailing westerlies, over the longest fetch on the planet). The Cascade Mountains offer up one of the steepest slopes anywhere on earth. Moist air is forced up causing winter precip nearly unmatched anywhere giving these places arguably more powder days per steep than anywhere else. Combine that with the notorious low level "easterly flow" that can maintain lower temps than anywhere at these elevations (just fractions of a mile to the west) and you've got winter wonderlands like no others. Alpental, however, has little in the way of any "bunny" slopes, separating this mountain and it's regulars from other areas with pretty much only serious to hard core skiers. This place is not for Texas wanna-be skiers, or anyone looking for a 5 star hotel with a hot tub....go back to Seattle.
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