Every elevation
Rain at the base. A foot up top.
A mountain isn’t one place, so one number for “the resort” is often wrong. Powhunt forecasts the base, mid-mountain and summit separately, and works out snow versus rain, and how light it’ll be, at each one.
- Where the rain turns to snow, called out in plain English.
- Icy mornings, freezing rain and wind holds flagged before they wreck your day.
- Smarter every storm. Powhunt learns how each mountain really behaves and fine-tunes its forecasts.
Storm map
Watch the storm roll in, hour by hour.
Drag through five days and see snow, rain and mix move across the Northeast. Slide back to see what already fell. A floating leaderboard re-sorts every mountain as you go.
- Coming or already fell. Three days back, five ahead, on one timeline.
- Every mountain labelled with its number, at the elevation you ski.
- Where we’d ski this weekend, with a backup, right on the home screen.
Built for chasing storms
Everything you check before 6 a.m., in one place.
No more flipping between five weather sites and a resort report at dawn.
Powder score
One simple score for every mountain that weighs how much is falling, how good it’ll be, how sure we are, and whether the lifts will spin.
Odds, not guesses
See the real chances of a big dump in the days ahead, and how confident the forecast is, instead of one number you can’t trust.
Timed to the storm
See when the heaviest snow arrives, with temperature and wind, so you know whether to call in sick on Thursday or Friday.
Powder alerts ON THE WAY
A push when your mountain is about to get dumped on, plus lock-screen widgets and a live storm tracker on your Dynamic Island.
Starting in the Northeast
Northeast first. Then the world.
We’re launching in Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine and the Adirondacks, then rolling out to ski areas worldwide. Pick your home mountain when you join: it helps decide where we go next.
Be first on the mountain.
Join the waitlist for early access when Powhunt launches this winter.