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Rastkogel snow report
Tirol, Austria, 2717m
Upper snow140 cm
Fresh snow0 cm
Slopes openn/a
Lifts open9%
Latest ski condition
Lower and upper-slope snow depth trend.
Recent snowpack movement with fresh-snow alert bars for Rastkogel.
Use the chart to compare base depth with recent fresh-snow signals before choosing terrain.
Integrated snowpack, fresh-snow, operation and thermal assessment.
The interpretation combines the same normalized snow facts used by the depth, slopes and lifts cards, then applies freshness and contradiction checks.
Lower snow14 cm
Upper snow140 cm
Fresh snow0 cm
Mountain access9%
Strong upper baseMinimal seasonal operationNo material fresh snow
The upper mountain has a strong reported snow base of 140 cm. Snow cover is strongly altitude-dependent, with 126 cm more reported on the upper mountain than on lower slopes. No material new-snow layer is reported in the current resort data. Only minimal seasonal operation is indicated; winter-ski access should not be inferred from residual snow depth. Temperatures remain at or below freezing, supporting firmer snow preservation where wind is not stripping the surface.
Measured lower, middle and upper-slope snow depth.
Current snow depth by terrain band, with upper slopes carrying the main snowpack signal.
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Fresh snow0 cm
Freezing level1595 m
Strong upper baseNo material fresh snow
The upper mountain has a strong reported snow base of 140 cm. Snow cover is strongly altitude-dependent, with 126 cm more reported on the upper mountain than on lower slopes. No material new-snow layer is reported in the current resort data. Temperatures remain at or below freezing, supporting firmer snow preservation where wind is not stripping the surface.Five-day fresh-snow signal by altitude band.
Forecast accumulation is split by lower, middle and upper terrain to show where the snow signal matters most.
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Light refresh
Light to moderate refresh: upper slopes can improve, while lower slopes may see less benefit. Altitude remains decisive.Open slopes
Open ski terrain today.
Operational terrain share from the latest snow report.
Open sharedata not available
Slopes opendata not available
Slope report limited
The open-slope share is unavailable; check the official piste list before travelling.Open lifts
Lift operation today.
Operational lift share indicates current access and terrain reach.
Open share9%
Open lifts5 of 61
Limited access
9% of lifts are reported open. Lift access is restricted.Current weather facts for the resort.
A concise snapshot of temperature, precipitation, wind and freezing level; practical consequences are kept in Weather impact.
Weather
Sunny, moderate snow
Temperature
-7 to -3 °C
Precipitation
1.5 mm signal · low confidence
Wind
8 km/h NNE
Chance of precipitation
7%
Evaporation
0 mm
Freezing level
1595 m
Cold mountain day
The precipitation amount and probability do not agree, so the wet-weather signal has limited confidence. Use the period cards for timing.
Today’s period-by-period forecast.
Use the visible period cards to identify timing, temperature changes and the most likely wet or dry window.
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Mixed timingCooling later
Morning: fair at about -3 °C. Afternoon: light snow at about -6 °C. Evening: snow at about -7 °C. Temperatures fall by about 4 °C from morning to evening.
Tomorrow’s period-by-period forecast.
Use the visible period cards to identify timing, temperature changes and the most likely wet or dry window.
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Wettest: MorningPeak: Morning
Morning: moderate snow, around 6.6 mm at about -7 °C. Afternoon: snow showers, around 1.5 mm at about -8 °C. Evening: snow showers, around 1 mm at about -8 °C. Precipitation develops in the morning, peaks in the morning near 6.6 mm and eases by the evening.
Snow accumulation
Current modelled snowfall signal.
A model map gives spatial context for today’s fresh-snow opportunity; local value still depends on altitude and exposure.
Modelled snow signal
Use this as a regional opportunity layer, then verify with resort-level depth, forecast and open-terrain data.Three-day accumulation
Short-range snowfall accumulation.
Three-day accumulation helps identify whether a single snow pulse becomes a useful short-range snow cycle.
Short-range snow cycle
Use the map to compare regional snow potential with local upper-slope depth and current operations.Regional snow forecast around Rastkogel.
Compare the same five-day snow signal across nearby resorts to separate a local forecast from the wider regional pattern.
Regional comparison
Compare neighbouring areas before treating one resort forecast as representative for the whole region.Snow depth ski season 2025-2026
Current season snowpack history.
Snow depth development through the active ski season.
Snow depth previous ski season 2024-2025
Previous season reference.
Snow depth from the previous ski season for comparison.
Detailed historical snowResorts with comparable elevation and long-year weather profile.
Use comparable resorts to judge whether snow depth and short-range snowfall are typical for this elevation and climate setting.
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How snow conditions shape your visit
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Snow reliability and altitude
Long-term snow reliability model: 62/100 (not current snow cover).
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