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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Canada Edition Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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For skiers and boarders heading up the Sea-to-Sky Highway, the live forecast above shows the current conditions at Cypress Mountain. This North Shore peak, sitting west of Vancouver across Burrard Inlet, often catches a different weather mix than the city below, so checking the mountain’s own readings is key for trip planning.
What is the snow forecast for Cypress Mountain today?
The snow forecast for Cypress depends on the freezing level and incoming Pacific moisture. As the live forecast above indicates, overnight lows near the summit can drop several degrees below the base, turning rain to wet snow above about 900 metres. For the Hollyburn Nordic area, snow conditions change quickly with elevation, so the mountain’s hourly readings are your best guide.
Cypress Mountain temperature and hourly conditions
Cypress Mountain temperature at the base lodge often sits 2–4°C cooler than downtown Vancouver, while the summit near the Sky Chair runs another degree or two colder. For cypress weather hourly updates, the live forecast above refreshes with each observation. If you’re comparing seymour mountain weather, the pattern is similar, though Cypress tends to get slightly more precipitation due to its western exposure.
What is the 14-day outlook for Cypress weather?
For a cypress weather 14 day trend, the live forecast above includes a longer-range panel. Mountain forecasts beyond three days shift frequently, so check back daily for the most reliable snow and temperature projections.
Is Cypress Mountain open for skiing right now?
Operations depend on snow depth and the live forecast above. The mountain typically opens mid‑December and closes in April, but early‑season or spring storms can change that. Always confirm on the resort’s official page before heading up.
How does Cypress compare to Seymour Mountain weather?
Both North Shore mountains sit close together, but Cypress is slightly higher and more exposed to southwesterly flow. Seymour mountain weather often runs a degree milder, and its snowpack can be less consistent during warm rain events.
For more on B.C. mountain conditions, see our Canada weather hub and Vancouver Weather page. If a storm is approaching, check the Weather Warning section before heading out.