10,781' Mt. Baker, WA forecast. — 10,781′ Mt. Baker, WA forecast showing up to 50” falling in next 4 days.

Up to 50 inches of snow is forecasted in the next 4 days on the summit of 10,781-foot Mt. Baker in Washington state. The forecasted snow levels will begin at 5,000 feet with this storm, so the most impressive snowfall totals are going to be above the mountain passes. Snow levels will drop to mountain pass levels (about 3,000 feet) by tomorrow morning and this is when places like Mt. Baker ski resort will start seeing snow as well.

Mt. Baker ski resort could see up to 8” from this storm.

The Mt. Baker area of Washington is one of the snowiest places on Earth. It’s only real rival is Japan. So far this year, Mt. Baker is living up to it’s name. The 13-foot storm on Mt. Baker in September definitely helped get the ball rolling.

Current west coast radar. 3:09pm PST, November 7th, 2013.

We’re hoping to have another solid backcountry conditions report from the Glacier Ski Shop crew after the storm drops its snow. Their video skiing Mt. Baker yesterday makes it look like the coverage is in above 5,500-feet.