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Condition scores evaluate settled base depth, fresh powder accumulation, temperature preservation, and wind crust hazards based on current telemetry.
Observation Freshness & Provenance
Why Conditions Currently Look Limited
7-Day Snow & Weather Forecast
High-resolution numerical weather prediction
Historical Climate Baselines & Normals
About Mores Creek Summit (Boise Mountains) Telemetry & Geography
Situated along Highway 21 north of Boise near Pilot Peak, Mores Creek Summit is southwestern Idaho's most visited backcountry skiing, snowboarding, and snowmobiling gateway.
Season Normals & Recreation Windows
The typical winter season for this zone runs from December - April. Historically, peak snow depth averages approximately 68 inches, generally reached between late February and early April depending on elevation.
Official Avalanche Advisory Required (Boise Mountains & West Central ID)
FrostBurst condition ratings score snow depth and meteorological quality, NOT avalanche danger. Before backcountry skiing or mountain riding, you must check the official regional avalanche forecast and carry rescue gear (beacon, shovel, probe).
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Station Geography
What is Snow Water Equivalent (SWE) and Why Does It Matter?
Snow depth tells you how high the snow reaches; Snow Water Equivalent (SWE) tells you how much water and mass is actually packed into that snow.
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