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Snow anomaly

Compare current resort snow depth with the ten-year weekly average to see where the snowpack…

ObservationFri Oct 2, 15:50
Baseline10 years
Upper snow> 59 cm
Resort size> 29 km

Snow anomaly by ski resort

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Average low/high temperature, lower- and upper-mountain snow depth, and upper-mountain snow depth as a percentage of the ten-year weekly average. Resorts require more than 59 cm on the upper slopes and more than 29 km of pistes.

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RankCountrySki resortLowHighLowerUpperAnomalyHistory
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Snow depth map

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Snow depth map for the Alps
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Snow accumulation map

Compare the current anomaly with the six-day accumulation outlook.

Six-day snow accumulation map for the Alps
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How anomaly is calculated

The anomaly is the current upper-mountain snow depth divided by the ten-year average for the corresponding calendar week, expressed as a percentage. Values above 100% indicate an above-average snowpack.

Sources and freshness

Sources include SkiWeather.eu SRN, Iski, MySwitzerland, ANMSM, MeteoFrance, SLF, DWD, mountain companies and tourist offices. Snow reports are concentrated between November and May, with most bulletins arriving during the morning.