Latest Whistler Weather: Ridge of high pressure

Forecast

Clouds moving in from the west

A ridge of high pressure will prevail through at least Saturday over the southern half of BC, leading to mainly sunny skies in the alpine and the development of extensive low stratus cloud in the valleys. A weather system to the north of us will affect the north and central coast. A weak front is forecast to brush us Saturday night bringing only a few cm's of snow. It now looks like that system will slide down more on Sunday night. For the long range not much on the radar the flow looks to be continued warm from the SW with maybe a bit of a system hitting Wednesday. Pray for snow!

This is a picture from Jan 25, 2005.

Not much more, but definitely better conditions this year

Today
Clearing this morning. FL: 1900m Precip: Nil	High: 6 °C
Tonight
A few clouds. FL: 1900m Precip: Nil	Low: -4 °C
Friday
A mix of sun and cloud. FL: 1850m Precip: Nil	High: 5 °C
Saturday
A mix of sun and cloud. FL: 1700m--1500m Precip: Nil	Low: -3 °C High: 3 °C
Sunday
Flurries or rain showers. FL: 1450m Precip: 5-10mm water 5cm snow above FL	Low: -1 °C High: 2 °C
Monday
Cloudy with 60 percent chance of showers. FL: 1100m Precip: Trace	Low: -1 °C High: 3 °C
Tuesday
Cloudy with 60 percent chance of flurries or rain showers. FL: 1100m Precip: Trace	Low: -1 °C High: 4 °C
Wednesday
Cloudy with 60 percent chance of flurries or rain showers. System appoaching from the SW FL: 1500m rising Precip: Trace	Low: -1 °C High: 4 °C