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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Toronto Post Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Current temperatures on Mt Seymour range from –2°C to 4°C depending on elevation, with the live forecast above showing a cool, unsettled pattern. This is typical for late winter, when Pacific systems bring mixed precipitation and variable visibility to North Vancouver’s local mountain.
What is the current snowpack and trail condition?
The base depth at the Seymour ski area sits between 120 and 160 cm, with 8–12 cm of fresh snow reported in the last 48 hours. Groomed runs are firm early and soften by midday; backcountry zones above 1,400 metres carry a moderate avalanche hazard. The mount seymour snow report updates daily at 6 a.m. from Ski Seymour operations.
How will conditions change over the next 24 hours?
Expect a 40–60% chance of flurries this afternoon, tapering to isolated showers above 900 metres by evening. Freezing levels rise to 1,100 metres overnight, so lower slopes may see rain mixing with snow. For the mt seymour weather tomorrow, a ridge builds, bringing partly sunny skies and temperatures near 3°C on the upper mountain. The mount seymour weather hourly view in the live forecast above shows the wind picking up to 25 km/h after noon.
Where can I see a live view of the mountain right now?
The mt seymour webcam today is available on Ski Seymour’s official site. It refreshes every 10 minutes from the base area and the summit, giving you real-time visibility and snow cover at a glance.
What’s the 14-day outlook for Mt Seymour?
The mt seymour weather 14 day forecast from Environment and Climate Change Canada shows a pattern of alternating mild Pacific fronts and brief Arctic ridges. Expect near-normal snowfall for late February, with daytime highs oscillating between –1°C and 5°C.
Can I see a trail map for planning my route?
A detailed mt seymour map is posted at the ski area’s website and at the base lodge. It marks all groomed runs, gladed areas, and backcountry access points. Download a PDF version before heading up—cell service can be patchy above mid-mountain.
For broader conditions across the province, visit Vancouver Weather and our Canada weather hub. If severe storms develop, see the Weather Warning page for alerts.