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Is It Cold Enough to Make Snow?
It’s about more than just air temperature! Wet-bulb temperature accounts for both air temperature and humidity to help determine whether conditions are right for snowmaking. Lower humidity can allow you to make snow at warmer air temperatures.
Why do we recommend 28°F or colder? At that temperature, conditions are generally cold enough to make snow even when humidity is high. It’s a simple, reliable guideline, while our chart helps you identify opportunities to make snow at warmer temperatures.

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