Alyeska, Alaska, picked up 23cm of fresh snow, the only qualifying update in today’s feed.
Alyeska took top spot today, registering 23cm of fresh snow in Alaska. That is the largest and only qualifying update in our feed. For early November this is a meaningful dump, adding a fresh, soft layer to lift-accessed terrain and improving coverage where base depths were thin. The timing and location make Alyeska the standout for powder laps on Sunday.
No other resorts in our feed posted qualifying totals today, which leaves Alaska well ahead of the rest of the pack. Most of North America, Europe and Japan reported only routine early-season activity or traces that did not meet our threshold. That concentration of snow in one place is typical for this time of year; isolated storms and coastal tracks will occasionally put down decent early-season totals, but today’s data shows a single clear target for anyone chasing new snow.
The new 23cm suggests pockets of light, low-density powder will persist into the next day at higher elevations. Early laps should find the deepest, softest turns and quieter lines before traffic builds. Beyond that, the broader picture needs further storms to produce qualifying reports elsewhere; for now Alyeska is the only reliable source of fresh turns in our coverage.