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…Oregon starts with denser snow and the best near-term accumulation at Mt. Bachelor and Timberline, then the whole Cascade chain turns colder as snow levels fall toward and below pass…

…high snow levels in Oregon, and mid-to-high snow levels in Washington. In Oregon, Timberline and Mt. Bachelor typically see snow levels of 6,300–6,800 feet on Wednesday and Thursday, with SLRs…

…20–25 mph and gusts up to around 50 mph at Mt Bachelor and near 70 mph at Timberline Saturday night, which could affect upper-mountain lift operations. The GFS is wetter…

…elevations as the storm matures. Snow quality is mostly dense to medium early, then improves late in the window, and exposed terrain on Mt. Hood and Mt. Bachelor turns windy…

…very little help for Mt Bachelor. After Thursday, confidence drops off quickly: Washington and British Columbia may keep seeing occasional snow chances, but Oregon trends drier and one notably snowier…

…from Wednesday into early Friday. The biggest totals in the most reliable part of the forecast look centered on Timberline and Mt. Bachelor at 12″-20″, with Mt. Baker and Stevens…

…exposed terrain on Mt. Hood and Mt. Bachelor looks quite windy during the heart of the storm. Friday stays mild and mostly dry, then showers spread north through Saturday, Sunday,…

…range and locally 14-17 at Mt. Bachelor late. That should turn Baker, Crystal, Timberline, and Bachelor noticeably better than the first phase, with storm-cycle totals by Thursday afternoon generally landing…