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Recent snow reports, upcoming snowfall and ski resorts to explore — with the mountain evidence behind each choice.

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Fresh mountain evidence and compelling ski destinations, selected from substantial Alpine ski areas.

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Three Alpine ski areas in focus

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Upper-mountain snow · next 48h54cm

Jungfraujoch

Forecast upper-mountain snowfall · Table row 6

2,970 m summit204 km pistes

Cold temperature support

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Upper-mountain snow · 5 days105cm

Jungfraujoch

Forecast upper-mountain snowfall · Table row 10

2,970 m summit204 km pistes

Cold temperature support

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Reported upper-mountain depth

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Alpine ski weather & resort intelligence

A concise Alpine overview: what changed, where current evidence is strongest, and which deeper report to open next.

Pre-season priorities
Early winterBase-building signal
Established base25% Incoming / fresh snow24% Snowline / freezing level20%
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Ski resorts in focus today

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Across the Alps

Snow and mountain weather across the Alps

Compare snowfall, mountain temperature and freezing levels in four Alpine countries.

Alpine regional snow outlook

Forecast evidence and direct regional ski briefings.

What is unusual

Alpine ski weather that differs from the seasonal pattern

Concrete local departures in wind, temperature, precipitation or snow can make a ski resort behave differently from nearby alternatives.

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Current evidence first

Live and forecast mountain signals are kept separate from enduring resort Fit, so a short weather event cannot rewrite the resort itself.

Season decides relevance

Winter snowpack, incoming snow and freezing level can all contribute.

Missing is not negative

Incomplete evidence is not converted into an artificial zero or a hidden penalty; the interface simply avoids making a stronger claim than the available mountain signal supports.

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The Alpine pattern

Alpine ski weather maps

Compare precipitation and mid-mountain temperature before opening the full maps.

Spatial read Alpine ski weather pattern now A concise Alpine overview: what changed, where current evidence is strongest, and which deeper report to open next
Precipitation forecast map for the Alps for Mon, Nov 16 Daily total
Mon, Nov 16Precipitation
Strongest visible short-range signal: Mont Blanc · 84 cm. Use the map to see whether it forms a broad Alpine pattern or a local hotspot.
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Temperature forecast map for the Alps for Mon, Nov 16 Mid-mountain max
Mon, Nov 16Temperature
Mid-mountain temperature shows where precipitation is most likely to fall as snow rather than rain.
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Behind the read

Alpine snow & mountain weather

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Snow depth

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Why it matters

depth is only one part of ski quality; altitude, recent weather and open terrain determine how useful the snowpack is.

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Mon, Nov 16

48h snow alert

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24hSince yesterday: lead changed from Grandes Jorasses to Mont Blanc

Strongest visible 48h snow signal: Mont Blanc at about 84 cm.

Why it matters

short-range precipitation can change snow conditions quickly; temperature and altitude determine whether that signal becomes useful snowfall.

SkiresortSnow (cm)Temp (°C)
lowermidupperlohi
Mont Blanc607484-20-15
Aiguille de Triolet577184-15-10
Grandes Jorasses597283-17-12
Mont Dolent546780-14-10
Aiguille du Midi445466-14-9
Jungfraujoch323954-11-7
Tsanfleuron303652-8-5
Mont Velan293648-13-9
Grand Cor273246-7-4
Nesthorn313844-14-11
Mon, Nov 16 – Tue, Nov 17

5-day snow forecast

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24hSince yesterday: lead changed from Grandes Jorasses to Mont Blanc

Strongest visible 5-day snow signal: Mont Blanc at about 248 cm.

Why it matters

multi-day snowfall highlights persistent accumulation potential, but wind, temperature and snowline still control final ski conditions.

SkiresortSnow (cm)Temp (°C)
lowermidupperlohi
Mont Blanc179220248-20-17
Aiguille de Triolet168208239-14-12
Grandes Jorasses155189215-17-14
Mont Dolent138170197-15-11
Tsanfleuron89107154-9-6
Aiguille du Midi101124145-14-11
Grand Cor8399141-7-5
Mont Velan81100123-14-10
Gletscherhorn8098114-15-12
Jungfraujoch6783105-12-9
Mon, Nov 16 – Fri, Nov 20
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