Arizona Snowbowl has officially surpassed 100 inches of snowfall this season, and as of today, February 18, 2026, we’re sitting at 121” total – with more on the way. And it’s still February.
For comparison, last season we didn’t hit the 100-inch mark until March 8. This year, we’re there weeks earlier – and winter is far from finished.
Two Big Storms = Big Momentum
The past stretch has been exactly what February is supposed to look like.
- 15 inches from our first storm
- 16 inches in the last 48 hours from the current system
- 47” base depth and building
And we’re not done. According to OpenSnow, up to 24 additional inches are forecasted through Friday, February 20.
If that forecast delivers, we could be pushing 145 inches for the season before February is even over!
79% of Terrain Open And Counting
With 121” already on the books, we’ve got:
- 48 out of 61 trails open (79%)
- All 8 of 8 lifts are spinning
- Lifts running daily, 9 AM – 4 PM, weather permitting
Right now, the only terrain still waiting in the wings is our Upper Bowl: hike-to terrain from the top of the Arizona Gondola featuring double black diamond runs.
And with this storm stacking up the snow totals, that terrain is looking closer and closer to opening!
And Don’t Forget… March Is Historically Our Deepest Month
Here’s the part that should really get skiers and riders excited:
March is historically our deepest month of the season.
We’ve already hit 121”, we could be approaching 145” before February wraps,
and our snowiest month is still ahead. Imagine how deep this season could get if Miracle March comes through!
This isn’t the tail end of winter, it’s the launchpad.
Conditions Right Now
If you’re wondering what it’s skiing like:
- Fresh powder from a 16” 48-hour total
- Soft groomers and packed powder conditions
- A growing 47-inch base
- Terrain open across the mountain for every ability level
The mountain feels filled in, refreshed, and primed for more.
Buy Early & Save on Lift Tickets
Snow is stacking up, and so is demand.
Lift ticket prices increase as dates fill up, which means the earlier you buy, the more you save. In February, tickets have been available starting as low as $48 (at time of writing).
If you’re planning to ski or ride, lock in your day now!
