Snow News

Southern Hemisphere Ski Resorts Enjoy Strong Snowfall Into September

Southern Hemisphere Ski Resorts Enjoy Strong Snowfall Into September

Weekly snow news for the Southern Hemisphere, Updated 3 September 2025: Australia tops global snow depth charts with bases over 2 m (6.5 ft), as storms boost New Zealand, Chile and Argentina conditions.

North America Counts Down to October Openings

North America Counts Down to October Openings

Weekly Snow News for North America, updated 3 September 2025: Copper Mountain closes its summer park, as Rockies and Taos report early-season dustings.

Autumn Snowfall Brings Early Promise for Alps Ski Season

Autumn Snowfall Brings Early Promise for Alps Ski Season

Weekly Snow News for Europe. updated 3 September 2025: Early September snowfall above 2,500 m lifts Alpine glaciers, with Saas Fee and Zermatt leading limited but promising terrain.

Final Lifts Shut at Timberline, Copper Hosts Summer Park, and Forecasts Hint at a Snowier Winter Ahead

Final Lifts Shut at Timberline, Copper Hosts Summer Park, and Forecasts Hint at a Snowier Winter Ahead

Updated August 27, 2025: U.S. ski season ends after nine months, Copper Mountain's terrain park stays open, and hopes rise for a snowier 2025–26 with La Niña brewing. Read the full report here.

Wintry Weather Lingers in Australia and New Zealand as August Nears End

Wintry Weather Lingers in Australia and New Zealand as August Nears End

Updated August 27, 2025: Australia forecast a foot (30cm) of snow, Argentina looks forward to a possible 15" (42cm), and New Zealand holds the deepest base worldwide - spring still feels far away! Read the full report here.

Alpine Glaciers Hold the Line as Northern Hemisphere Skiing Winds Down

Alpine Glaciers Hold the Line as Northern Hemisphere Skiing Winds Down

Updated August 27, 2025: Only three Alpine glaciers remain skiable and Scandinavian skiing is mostly being put on hold until autumn. Read the full report here.

Norway’s Galdhøpiggen Shuts Until September After Summer Snow Loss

Norway’s Galdhøpiggen Shuts Until September After Summer Snow Loss

Updated August 20, 2025: Only three Alpine glaciers remain open, Scandinavia shuts down till autumn, and North America’s nine-month ski season ends. Read the full report here.

Argentina Awaits Much-Needed 40cm Snowfall After Patchy Midwinter

Argentina Awaits Much-Needed 40cm Snowfall After Patchy Midwinter

Updated August 20, 2025: Australia readies for a foot (30cm) of snow, Argentina’s Andes eye 15" (42cm), and New Zealand holds deepest base worldwide. Read the full report here.

Cerro Castor Leads Argentina With 80% Open Slopes Amid Patchy Coverage

Cerro Castor Leads Argentina With 80% Open Slopes Amid Patchy Coverage

Updated August 13, 2025: NZ scores 20" fresh, Aussie resorts near 100% open, Chile boasts S. Hemisphere’s deepest base, while Argentina still battles thin cover.

Timberline to End Nine-Month Season This Weekend

Timberline to End Nine-Month Season This Weekend

Updated August 13, 2025: Only five Northern Hemisphere ski centres remain—Saas-Fee holds deepest base (80"), Galdhøpiggen sees race training, Timberline nears end of 9-month season.

Only Five Ski Centres Left Open in Entire Northern Hemisphere

Only Five Ski Centres Left Open in Entire Northern Hemisphere

Updated August 8, 2025: Fresh Alpine snow tops 10 cm (4"), Hintertux shuts unexpectedly, and only five Northern Hemisphere ski areas remain open as summer tightens its grip. Read the full report here.

Perisher Hits 100% Operations as Australia Enjoys Best Winter in Years

Perisher Hits 100% Operations as Australia Enjoys Best Winter in Years

Updated August 8, 2025: Chile’s Andes score up to a metre (40") of powder, Australia hits full operation, and Mt Hutt holds deepest Southern Hemisphere base. Read the full report here.