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Historical snow depth per month in Canada

Below you can see the historical average snow depth for different months for ski resorts in Canada. The period we show the snow depth is from year 2019 until now.

You can switch to another country or area by clicking on the "Change country/area" button below. Click on the name of the ski resort to see more detailed information by month and year. Note that we only show the ski resorts where we have data from back to year 2019. If you want to see current snow depth at the ski resorts in Canada, you can find it here.
Click on any of the months to sort the table by highest average snow depth for that month. We show the months January to June by default, you can show July to December by clicking the button.
Ski resort Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
Big White		 177 cm 212 cm 238 cm 221 cm
Blue Mountain		 61 cm 93 cm 92 cm 66 cm
Castle Mountain Resort		 136 cm 164 cm 206 cm 190 cm
Fernie		 201 cm 224 cm 252 cm 225 cm
Kicking Horse		 152 cm 173 cm 197 cm 199 cm
Kimberley		 144 cm 174 cm 206 cm 223 cm
Lake Louise		 135 cm 153 cm 177 cm 186 cm 195 cm
Le Massif		 60 cm 77 cm 89 cm 96 cm
Marmot Basin Jasper		 95 cm 111 cm 128 cm 131 cm 124 cm
Mont Sainte-Anne		 54 cm 61 cm 71 cm 76 cm
Mount Norquay		 94 cm 113 cm 122 cm 126 cm 135 cm
Mount Washington		 160 cm 187 cm 236 cm 224 cm
Nakiska		 91 cm 101 cm 119 cm 140 cm
Panorama		 104 cm 118 cm 134 cm 138 cm
Red Mountain		 142 cm 170 cm 195 cm 184 cm
Revelstoke Mountain Resort		 192 cm 217 cm 237 cm 234 cm
Silver Star		 161 cm 188 cm 206 cm 198 cm
Stoneham		 50 cm 70 cm 86 cm 80 cm
Sun Peaks		 149 cm 184 cm 200 cm 198 cm
Sunshine Village		 137 cm 156 cm 181 cm 186 cm 163 cm
Tremblant		 143 cm 227 cm 254 cm 299 cm
Whistler		 207 cm 224 cm 254 cm 242 cm 188 cm 114 cm
Whitewater		 202 cm 228 cm 256 cm 239 cm
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