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Snow reports, Alpine forecasts and resort intelligence.

Track current snow, incoming weather and mountain conditions across the Alps — then see which resorts have the strongest supported setup.

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 Wed, Nov 11 Daily total
Wed, Nov 11Precipitation
Strongest visible short-range signal: Aiguille de Triolet · 42 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 Wed, Nov 11 Mid-mountain max
Wed, Nov 11Temperature
Mid-mountain temperature shows where precipitation is most likely to fall as snow rather than rain.
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Live Alpine ski weather intelligence

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%
What changedSince the previous accepted update

24 highlighted resort changes in this accepted generation; showing contrasting mountain setups where available.

Today across the Alps

Regional contrasts matter more than a single Alpine winner

Swiss Alps: Opportunity: 98/100. Austrian Alps: Opportunity: 100/100.

Ski resort opportunities

Best Alpine ski resort conditions right now

Compare Alpine ski resorts for fresh snow, snow preservation, wind and the next usable weather window.

Across the Alps

Compare Alpine ski regions and snow conditions

Regional temperature, snowfall, precipitation and freezing-level differences matter more than a single Alpine-wide ranking.

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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Outside the Alpine baseline Breuil Cervinia Snowpack below the weekly norm · 24% of norm

For Breuil Cervinia, local conditions deserve extra verification before treating the wider Alpine pattern as representative.

Want the detail? How this Alpine read is built Signals, transitions and methodology
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.

Advanced context is optional: the main decision section above remains the primary reading path.Open methodology →
Behind the read

Alpine snow & mountain weather

Current snow and forecast tables for verification.

Snow depth

Snow reports →

24hSince yesterday: lead changed from Chatel to La Pierre Saint Martin

Leading current snow-depth report: La Pierre Saint Martin with about 225 cm on the upper mountain.

Why it matters

a deep upper-mountain base is a strong snow-cover signal, but lower elevations can still differ sharply.

SkiresortSnow (cm)Temp (°C)
lowerupperlohi
La Pierre Saint Martin125225710
Sankt Christoph am Arlberg90225-15
Les Diablerets23522067
Luchon Superbagneres150220710
Alleghe Civetta20018559
Auronzo di Cadore200185210
Zoldo20018537
Palafavera20018538
Gourette4016028
Dienten am Hochkonig3015059
Wed, Nov 11

48h snow alert

48h outlook →

24hSince yesterday: lead changed from Monte Rosa to Aiguille de Triolet

Strongest visible 48h snow signal: Aiguille de Triolet at about 42 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
Aiguille de Triolet273442-13-8
Grossglockner232935-13-8
Molltaler Gletscher192434-9-4
Stelli Gletscher202434-7-4
Piz bernina212731-12-9
Hochkonig172130-7-3
Stubaier gletscher162028-9-4
Schnalstaler Gletscher141826-8-5
Hohe Tauern141724-6-2
Boi Taull7122405
Wed, Nov 11 – Thu, Nov 12

5-day snow forecast

5-day forecast →

24hSince yesterday: lead changed from Mont Blanc to Stelli Gletscher

Strongest visible 5-day snow signal: Stelli Gletscher at about 61 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
Stelli Gletscher384761-9-7
Aiguille de Triolet384858-17-11
Grossglockner364453-19-12
Hochkonig324052-12-7
Piz bernina283541-18-12
Puoz Bass242841-10-3
Molltaler Gletscher222839-15-6
Stubaier gletscher232839-10-5
Les Paccots232839-4-1
Tscheppa222639-11-4
Wed, Nov 11 – Sun, Nov 15
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