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Alpine ski weather, snow forecasts and resort conditions.

Compare Alpine snow depth, 48-hour and 5-day forecasts, regional weather, resort opportunities, anomalies and live mountain webcams.

Mountain intelligence52/100
Selective mountain window Saint Blaise · Compare resort altitude
Trend No net-change signal Best band Compare resort altitude
Alpine situation now

High-mountain snow: Piau Engaly · 350 cm upper Strongest 48h signal: Saint Blaise · 89.8 mm Webcam update: Champagny en Vanoise · Live stream

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.

Live regional scan Summer mountain priorities
Summer mountainMountain weather window
Precipitation timing30% Visibility / cloud22% Wind exposure18%
Residual high-mountain snow is context only unless it materially affects the plan.
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Selective mountain window
What matters now

No single Alpine region has a decisive advantage yet

Regional evidence is still thin or fragmented. Compare resort-level snow, weather and altitude rather than treating missing evidence as a negative signal.

Since yesterday: lead changed from Pas de la Casa to Saint Blaise
TrendNo net-change signal Best bandCompare resort altitude Forecast leaderSaint Blaise
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5 days 116.2 mm Saint Blaise leading resort Saint Blaise
Alpine situation now

Breuil Cervinia currently leads a mixed Alpine pattern

French Alps: Altitude and local timing remain decisive · exposed lifts, ridges and visibility can become less comfortable even when precipitation is limited.

Best developing Breuil Cervinia Promising mountain-weather window
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3 · Developing resort opportunities

Where the changing Alpine pattern creates the clearest resort and slope choices

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Best developing opportunity→ Stable

Breuil Cervinia

Promising mountain-weather window

Why ranked here: lower wind exposure supports a more usable mountain window.

Opportunity100/100 Why nowAltitude and local timing remain decisive
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#2 Weather window → StableChampagny en VanoisePromising mountain-weather window 100/100 #3 Weather window NEWEben im PongauPromising mountain-weather window 100/100 #4 Weather window NEWGerlosPromising mountain-weather window 100/100 #5 Weather window NEWHopfgarten im BrixentalPromising mountain-weather window 100/100
4 · Alpine regional direction

Where conditions are improving, mixed or deteriorating — including the vertical split

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French AlpsMixed

Altitude and local timing remain decisive

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48h100/100

Lead resort: Champagny en Vanoise

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Swiss AlpsMixed

Altitude and local timing remain decisive

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48h100/100

Lead resort: Breuil Cervinia

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Austrian AlpsMixed

Altitude and local timing remain decisive

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48h100/100

Lead resort: Eben im Pongau

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Want the detail? How this Alpine read is built Signals, transitions and methodology
01Current evidence first

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

02Season decides relevance

Snow-memory and snow-caution signals are deliberately suppressed outside the winter decision season.

03Missing 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 →
6 · Evidence behind the Alpine read

Verify the intelligence with the underlying conditions

Use the year-round snow, 48-hour precipitation and 5-day tables as evidence behind the intelligence above—not as a second competing ranking.

High-mountain snow

Snow reports →

24hSince yesterday: little change

Leading current high-mountain snow report: Piau Engaly with about 350 cm on the upper mountain. Summer snow-depth signals are limited to ski areas reaching at least 2,500 m.

Why this mattersresidual high-mountain snow can affect summer mountain conditions above 2,500 m, but it does not imply that ski terrain is open or skiable.

SkiresortSnow (cm)Temp (°C)
lowerupperlohi
Piau Engaly1303501015
Lauchernalp70299515
Serfaus Fiss Ladis9240415
Kitzsteinhorn0235717
Sankt Christoph am Arlberg90225313
Zurs am Arlberg90225214
Zugspitze190190-76
Pitztaler Gletscher185185317
Molltaler Gletscher0180-92
Solden0174111
Fri, Sep 25

48h precipitation outlook

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24hSince yesterday: lead changed from Herford to Saint Blaise

Strongest visible 48h precipitation signal: Saint Blaise at about 89.8 mm.

Why this mattersa strong short-range precipitation signal can reduce visibility and mountain comfort; compare temperature and webcams before travel.

SkiresortPrecipitation (mm)Wet daysTemp (°C)
totalmax/day≥ 1 mmhi
Saint Blaise89.866.6217
Herford6460216
Ordino3030110
Pas de la Casa2424115
Encamp2424118
Voss211329
Pal1616116
Sjusjoen14.410.128
Hesselbach14.212.7214
Fjellhaugen1413213
Sat, Sep 26 – Sun, Sep 27

5-day precipitation forecast

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24hSince yesterday: lead changed from Pas de la Casa to Saint Blaise

Strongest visible 5-day precipitation signal: Saint Blaise at about 116.2 mm.

Why this mattersmulti-day totals reveal persistent wet patterns and help separate one short event from a broader unsettled period.

SkiresortPrecipitation (mm)Wet daysTemp (°C)
totalmax/day≥ 1 mmhi
Saint Blaise116.266.6418
Herford6560319
Sauda53.519.5513
Gudauri482646
Ordino4730410
Pas de la Casa3924213
Encamp3924214
Finse31.27.457
Narvik30.716.258
Zams30.130120
Sat, Sep 26 – Wed, Sep 30
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Forecast maps

Explore the Alpine weather pattern

Compare precipitation and mid-mountain temperature at a glance before opening the full forecast maps.

Precipitation forecast map for the Alps for Sat, Sep 26 Daily total
Sat, Sep 26Precipitation
Strongest visible short-range signal: Saint Blaise · 89.8 mm. 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 Sat, Sep 26 Mid-mountain max
Sat, Sep 26Temperature
Mid-mountain temperature separates cooler Alpine sectors from warmer valleys and helps explain where precipitation feels most disruptive.
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