Your post-Valentine's Day ski forecast

If you and your sweetheart are considering a date on the slopes late this week, here's the forecast you can expect across the country.

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00:00 Also great to get out and about and do a little bit of skiing as they mentioned

00:03 That's one way to do it taking down the slopes and as I told you through our top story

00:08 It is Oregon Cascades that are dealing with some heavy snowfall. So Thursday

00:14 We're still in it two to four inches of snow for Mount Hood

00:17 You can see here as we break it down for you a lot of that snow coming in for the morning and then kind of

00:23 Scattered throughout the midday. But yes, we're still looking at the snow potential lasting and some moisture

00:29 Lingering through Friday into Saturday temperatures and floating there near the freezing mark

00:34 So as you might expect them to be for the upcoming days, let's take you into the Northeast Sugarloaf, Maine

00:40 Doesn't look too bad here. We've got some sunshine for you as we go through Thursday

00:45 We're missing out on that storm system, but it does work its way out of Maine on Friday

00:49 So that's where we have a few of those flakes fine Saturdays our dry break here through Maine

00:54 but we get into a little bit of moisture towards the end of Saturday as

00:58 Saturday more so into Sunday as there will be some clouds and some

01:01 Northwesterly flow and Hunter Mountain in New York

01:05 Not looking bad as we get in on some of that snow cutting across New York State

01:10 Look one to three inches heading through us Thursday into Friday

01:14 So that's some good news there if you're looking for a little bit of fresh powder if you will and finally we'll take you to mammoth

01:20 How about that because here we've still got some action get a nice dry break Friday

01:26 That's gonna be your best day to be out and then we'll get back into that stormy pattern in California coming up