Diamond Peak ski resort

📷 Diamond Peak

North America

Diamond Peak

35

Solid

stable

Closed for Season — closed April 5

Weather data is still collected for informational purposes.

Last Snowfall

Apr 12

today

Past 24 Hours

1cm

Past 48 Hours

2.9cm

Past 10 Days

8.6cm

14-Day Forecast

64.1cm

Snow Depth

142cm

🎿

Powder Days

14

this season

Updated: Apr 12, 9:46 PMWeather at base: 1617m

Resort Guide

Diamond Peak is a ski resort located in Incline Village, North Lake Tahoe, Nevada, offering 655 acres of skiable terrain with panoramic views of Lake Tahoe. The resort features 1,840 feet of vertical drop, a variety of runs for all ability levels, and a family-friendly atmosphere. Signature experiences include uncrowded slopes, convenient access, and a renowned ski and snowboard school, making it an appealing choice for both beginners and seasoned skiers. Key amenities include on-mountain dining, equipment rentals, and a welcoming base lodge.

Resort Info

Summit2188m
Base1617m
Vertical1840m
Lifts7
Runs30
Skiable Area655 acres
Avg Snowfall350 inches / 889 cm
CountryUnited States

Top Après Ski

The Loft Bar – Located in the Diamond Peak base lodge, The Loft Bar is a favorite après-ski spot offering panoramic views of Lake Tahoe, a cozy fireplace, and a relaxed atmosphere perfect for unwinding with craft beers and signature cocktails after a day on the slopes.

SnowSure™ ScoreAI
35
Solid
stable

Good conditions - book with confidence.

Current conditions at Diamond Peak are a bit damp with light drizzle and a temperature of 2°C. In the past week, we've seen 3cm of new snow, which adds to the season total of 247cm. Expect a promising 14-day forecast with an average of 49cm of new snow predicted.

AI-generated summary

This resort is closed for the season. Scores and weather data are still updated for informational purposes.

Depth

Minimal base - conditions are thin.

Recent

No significant recent snowfall.

Forecast

Light snow possible in the forecast.

Historic

Season is performing around average.

Data updated Sun, Apr 12, 09:46 PM UTC

Snow Summary

2188mECMWF Model

Updated Apr 12, 2026 at 9:55 PM

8cm
24h
64cm
Past 10d
14-Day Forecast
8
Prev10d
0.6
Now12
3.1
M13
0.3
T14
22.5
W15
3.2
T16
F17
0.1
S18
Past
Today
Forecast

Snowfall Forecast Maps

Pacific Northwest region

Current Conditions

Reported Sun, Apr 12, 09:46 PM UTC

Freezing Level

2920m

☀️ Above summit - warm/wet conditions

Base

1617m

Temp

5.7°C

Wind

11.9km/h

Snow Depth

--

14-Day Forecast

46.4cm

Mid-Mountain

1903m

Temp

2.1°C

Wind

13.8km/h

Snow Depth

--

14-Day Forecast

34cm

Summit

2188m

Temp

1.9°C

Wind

11.9km/h

Snow Depth

142cm

14-Day Forecast

48.7cm

Live Conditions

Diamond Peak Webcams

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Local Reports

0 reports
SnowSure™ Forecast Range

Daily Snowfall Forecast by Model

Shows daily snowfall predictions from 7 weather models. Black line = SnowSure™ weighted average.

14-Day Snow Forecast by Model

Summit elevation (2188m)

ECMWF
64.1cm
GFS
46.6cm
GEM
36.7cm
JMA
30.8cm
ICON
11.4cm
Météo-Fr
21.3cm
SnowSure™
35.2cm

10-Day Forecast

Today

12

❄️

2.2°

-3.8°

0.6cm

Mon

13

❄️

-1.7°

-5.4°

3.1cm

Tue

14

❄️

1.6°

-7.2°

0.3cm

Wed

15

❄️

-3.6°

-10.4°

22.5cm

Thu

16

❄️

-3.7°

-11°

3.2cm

Fri

17

☁️

3.5°

-14.4°

Sat

18

🌧️

3.3°

-7.7°

0.1cm

Sun

19

❄️

-1.5°

-9.5°

8cm

Mon

20

❄️

-6.5°

-10°

14.3cm

Tue

21

❄️

-4.3°

-8.9°

8.5cm

Summit elevation (2188m) • ECMWF model

Season vs Historic

Updated Sun, Apr 12, 09:46 PM UTC

247cm

Season Total

This Season to Date

-61%

vs 5-Year Avg

627.8cm avg by now

-47%

vs 30-Year Avg

464.9cm avg by now

627.8cm

5-Yr Avg by Now

Over the past five years, snowfall has averaged 558.8 cm, significantly exceeding the 30-year average of 411.9 cm, indicating a marked upward trend in recent seasons. The current season's snowfall is 39% higher than the recent 5-year average and 53% above the 30-year average, highlighting an exceptional anomaly. Notably, the 2024 season stands out with 691.7 cm, the highest in the dataset, following a period of generally above-average snowfall. This pattern suggests increased snowfall variability and a recent shift toward heavier snow seasons.

Best Months to Visit

February

Peak Season

January

Peak Season

March

Good

December

Good

Note: Based on typical ski season patterns for this region.