{"headline":"Resort closed. Dry, mild week; still waiting on snow.","summary":"All 12 lifts are closed. Tomorrow runs from a frosty -2 at 9 to about 6 by mid-afternoon with no snow in the forecast through Wednesday.","plan":["Morning: expect a cold, grey start at -2 at the village, feeling like -5, under near-total cloud.","Early afternoon: cloud breaks up after 1, with sun by 2 and temperatures climbing to 5 or 6.","All week: watch for the next storm. Nothing is forecast through Wednesday, so check the resort's own report for opening news."],"wear":"If you're heading up for a walk or a look around, start with a warm base layer, a puffy and gloves for a morning that feels like -5. By afternoon it feels like about 1 with light winds gusting under 20 km/h, so a light shell over a midlayer will do.","ride":"Skis stay home for now; if you're tuning up for opening day, an 85 to 100 mm all-mountain ski is the right early-season tool for thin cover.","paragraphs":["Sunshine Village is closed today, with 0 of 12 lifts running. There's no new snow to report: nothing overnight, nothing in the last 24 hours and nothing over the past 3 days.","Tomorrow starts cold and grey, about -2 at the village at 9 a.m. and feeling like -5, with near-total cloud but good visibility. Cloud thins through midday, and by 2 the sun is out and it's up around 5 or 6. Winds stay light out of the southwest, gusting only into the high teens in km/h.","The bigger picture isn't great for early-season hopes. The next 3 days stay dry, with sunshine Tuesday and Wednesday, overnight lows near -2 and afternoon highs of 6 to 8 at the village. Gusts pick up a bit Wednesday, into the mid 20s. Afternoons above freezing at 2160 metres won't help any early cover hold on.","Avalanche Canada has no danger ratings in force for Banff, Yoho and Kootenay right now, only a general statement. If you're heading into the backcountry, check avalanche.ca for the latest. For lift and opening news, keep an eye on the resort's own report."],"us":{"headline":"Resort closed. Dry, mild week; still waiting on snow.","summary":"All 12 lifts are closed. Tomorrow runs from a frosty 28°F at 9 to about 43 by mid-afternoon with no snow in the forecast through Wednesday.","plan":["Morning: expect a cold, grey start at 28°F at the village, feeling like 23, under near-total cloud.","Early afternoon: cloud breaks up after 1, with sun by 2 and temperatures climbing into the low 40s.","All week: watch for the next storm. Nothing is forecast through Wednesday, so check the resort's own report for opening news."],"wear":"If you're heading up for a walk or a look around, start with a warm base layer, a puffy and gloves for a morning that feels like 23°F. By afternoon it feels like about 34 with light winds gusting to around 11 mph, so a light shell over a midlayer will do.","ride":"Skis stay home for now; if you're tuning up for opening day, an 85 to 100 mm all-mountain ski is the right early-season tool for thin cover.","paragraphs":["Sunshine Village is closed today, with 0 of 12 lifts running. There's no new snow to report: nothing overnight, nothing in the last 24 hours and nothing over the past 3 days.","Tomorrow starts cold and grey, about 28°F at the village at 9 a.m. and feeling like 23, with near-total cloud but good visibility. Cloud thins through midday, and by 2 the sun is out and it's up in the low 40s. Winds stay light out of the southwest, gusting only to around 11 mph.","The bigger picture isn't great for early-season hopes. The next 3 days stay dry, with sunshine Tuesday and Wednesday, overnight lows near 28 and afternoon highs of 43 to 46 at the village. Gusts pick up a bit Wednesday, to about 16 mph. Afternoons above freezing at 7,087 feet won't help any early cover hold on.","Avalanche Canada has no danger ratings in force for Banff, Yoho and Kootenay right now, only a general statement. If you're heading into the backcountry, check avalanche.ca for the latest. For lift and opening news, keep an eye on the resort's own report."]},"usFrom":"model","briefingText":"Sunshine Village is closed today, with 0 of 12 lifts running. There's no new snow to report: nothing overnight, nothing in the last 24 hours and nothing over the past 3 days.\n\nTomorrow starts cold and grey, about -2 at the village at 9 a.m. and feeling like -5, with near-total cloud but good visibility. Cloud thins through midday, and by 2 the sun is out and it's up around 5 or 6. Winds stay light out of the southwest, gusting only into the high teens in km/h.\n\nThe bigger picture isn't great for early-season hopes. The next 3 days stay dry, with sunshine Tuesday and Wednesday, overnight lows near -2 and afternoon highs of 6 to 8 at the village. Gusts pick up a bit Wednesday, into the mid 20s. Afternoons above freezing at 2160 metres won't help any early cover hold on.\n\nAvalanche Canada has no danger ratings in force for Banff, Yoho and Kootenay right now, only a general statement. If you're heading into the backcountry, check avalanche.ca for the latest. For lift and opening news, keep an eye on the resort's own report.","clothingRecommendation":"If you're heading up for a walk or a look around, start with a warm base layer, a puffy and gloves for a morning that feels like -5. By afternoon it feels like about 1 with light winds gusting under 20 km/h, so a light shell over a midlayer will do.","generatedAt":"2026-10-18T22:12:57.708Z","mode":"resort","audioSeconds":76,"audioSecondsUs":null,"_source":"anthropic-claude","_model":"claude-opus-5-5"}