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Jay Peak snow forecast
summit 1,166 m / 3,826 ft · vertical 605 m / 1,985 ft
Famous for the East's biggest snowfall, with steep glades and a summit tram, a few miles from the Quebec border.
7-day snow forecast
Summit1,166 m / 3,826 ft1 cm (0 in)
Base560 m / 1,837 ft0 cm (0 in)
National Weather Service, next 4 days: 0 cm (0 in) (forecaster-adjusted, 762 m / 2,500 ft grid).
| Day | Summit | Base | High/low |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thu 1 | 0 cm · 0″ | 0 cm · 0″ | 16°/10°C |
| Fri 2 | 0 cm · 0″ | 0 cm · 0″ | 13°/6°C |
| Sat 3 | 0 cm · 0″ | 0 cm · 0″ | 8°/0°C |
| Sun 4 | 0 cm · 0″ | 0 cm · 0″ | 10°/-1°C |
| Mon 5 | 1 cm · 0″ | 0 cm · 0″ | 5°/-3°C |
| Tue 6 | 0 cm · 0″ | 0 cm · 0″ | 1°/-7°C |
| Wed 7 | 0 cm · 0″ | 0 cm · 0″ | 8°/-5°C |
New snow per day; high/low at the summit. Updated 1 Oct 2026, 18:39 UTC; days are local to the resort.
Observed snow
NOAA snowfall analysis: 0 cm (0 in) in 24 h, 0 cm (0 in) in 72 h.
Avalanche danger
No current rating from New York State Avalanche Center.
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