Whistler received almost two metres of snow this week

Whistler Blackcomb has received over 190 centimetres of snow in the last seven days, and the powder won’t stop falling anytime soon.

The mountain resort reports they have measured 26 centimetres of new snow in the last 12 hours, 86 centimetres in the last two days, and 192 centimetres in the last week.

With only three days into the 2016/2017 winter season, they already have a base of 206 centimetres at mid-mountain.

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For skiers and boarders planning on ending their weekend making fresh lines in the snow, the weather will continue to cooperate on Sunday and maybe even make way for some blue sky.

Temperatures will be frosty at -5 C up the mountain with sunny periods and flurries developing around noon, but winds gusting up to 45 km/h will add extra chill to the air. Forecasters at Whistler expect another four to eight centimetres to fall on Sunday and three to five to fall on Wednesday.

Whistler Village has also received a considerable amount of snow this weekend with 19 centimetres recorded so far on Saturday, according to Environment Canada.