08-09-2026 19:20 via powder.com

Washington Ski Area Shows Why a "Super El Niño" Forecast Doesn't Guarantee a Bad Season

A ski area not known for benefiting dramatically from the typical El Niño pattern is pushing back against the idea that its upcoming winter season may be a dud. 
In a post on its website and an accompanying social media video, Washington’s Summit at Snoqualmie broke down the data from a previous strong El Niño winter—the 2015-16 season—showing that despite the odds not necessarily being in its favor, 402 inches of snow stacked up that year.
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