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Radar, DOT cameras and live pavement conditions at the summit of Stevens Pass and on both climbs — plus closures, road work and the restrictions WSDOT reports in each direction.
Elevation 4,061 ft · Updated Oct 8, 2026 8:02 PM PDT · Mostly dry
Lowest 53°F · Highest wind 12 mph
At the summit: Dry · 53°F · road surface est. 49°F · 11 mph wind
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Stevens Pass carries US 2 over the Cascade Range at 4,061 feet, about 65 miles east of Everett. It is the northern of Washington’s two year-round Cascade crossings and the alternative when Snoqualmie Pass is shut, and snow, traction restrictions and avalanche-control closures are routine there between November and April.
Weather data from Oct 8, 2026 8:02 PM PDT
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No full closures are reported on Stevens Pass as of Oct 8, 2026 8:02 PM PDT, and no lane closures or roadworks either. Always check with the responsible state DOT before setting off.
Reported by the Washington State Department of Transportation, last changed 24 days ago. WSDOT's own Stevens Pass report ↗
Reports have ended for this season. Traditionally weather and road conditions are reported on this page from November 1 to April 1. Should adverse weather occur that will impact travel, updates will be provided as information is available.
Chain and traction requirements on Stevens Pass are set by the state highway authority, and they are imposed and lifted through the day as a storm moves through. What is in force right now is above, in each direction, as WSDOT reports it — this page quotes them rather than working them out, and WSDOT ↗ is the authority to check before you set off. What the levels mean, with the exemptions and what you have to be carrying, is on the Washington page.
What this page can tell you is the surface at the summit, from radar and surface analysis: currently dry, with the road surface estimated at 49°F. The road surface figure is an estimate derived from air temperature, not a measurement — bridges and overpasses run colder than the number shown.
At the summit, 4,061 ft. Each day shows its warmest and coldest hour, and the worst driving conditions forecast anywhere in it — not the average, because the hour that closes a pass is the one worth knowing about.
Rest of today Oct 8
51°F 49°F
Dry
Wind to 5 mph
Fri Oct 9
61°F 43°F
Moist worst around 7 PM
Wind to 10 mph
0.04 in
precipitation
Sat Oct 10
46°F 33°F
Ice worst around 9 PM
Wind to 7 mph
0.17 in
precipitation
Sun Oct 11
50°F 28°F
Ice worst around 12 AM
Wind to 4 mph
0.02 in
precipitation
Mon Oct 12
56°F 29°F
Dry
Wind to 5 mph
Tue Oct 13
46°F 34°F
Slush worst around 11 AM
Wind to 6 mph
0.47 in
precipitation
Forecast, not a measurement — from the same weather service that draws this page's radar and road colors, model run 9 hours ago. Days run on Pacific time, the clock the pass keeps — not the reader's.
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