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Up To 50cm Of Snowfall in New Zealand

Up To 50cm Of Snowfall in New Zealand

New Zealand’s ski areas are celebrating a big snowfall boost just before the start of meteorological spring, …kind of. On the upside, resorts reported up to 50cm (20”) of fresh snow, but they also saw gales at times and heavy rain following the snow in some case.
Aug 28, 2026 | Read More
Patrick Thorne
Northern Hemisphere Weekly Snow News #329
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Northern Hemisphere Weekly Snow News #329

Weekly Snow News for Northern Hemisphere, updated 27 August 2026: Alpine glaciers see light 10cm (4") top-ups and welcome sub-freezing nights, though ski areas remain closed.
Aug 27, 2026 | Read More
Rhiannon James
Global Weekly Snow Roundup #329
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Global Weekly Snow Roundup #329

Weekly Snow News for World, updated 27 August 2026: Chile and Argentina impress with deep cover, Las Leñas boasting 3m (10ft) of snow.
Aug 27, 2026 | Read More
Rhiannon James
Southern Hemisphere Weekly Snow Roundup #329
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Southern Hemisphere Weekly Snow Roundup #329

Weekly Snow News for Southern Hemisphere, updated 27 August 2026: Chile leads with Corralco's world-deepest base of 153/319cm (61/128"), while New Zealand posts the region's strongest conditions.
Aug 27, 2026 | Read More
Rhiannon James
Summer Snow in Nevada

Summer Snow in Nevada

Nevada's Sky Tavern ski area has become the latest in a growing number worldwide to try an all-weather using snowmaking machine to make snow in summer.
Aug 26, 2026 | Read More
Patrick Thorne
Robert Redford’s Sundance Adding More Terrain, New Lift

Robert Redford’s Sundance Adding More Terrain, New Lift

The Utah ski area founded i by the late great Robert Redford, that has always tried to steer a path between authenticity and decency and business realities, has announced its adding 100 acres of new terrain, accessed by a new high-speed quad this winter.
Aug 23, 2026 | Read More
Patrick Thorne
New Shredfest From Team Behind “World’s Largest On-Snow Snowboard Test Event”

New Shredfest From Team Behind “World’s Largest On-Snow Snowboard Test Event”

A new on-snow get-together for everyone who loves snowboarding has been announced for the Austrian Alps at the start of the upcoming 26-27 season. The RideON – Shredfest Hochfügen is being launched by the organisers of, “world’s largest on-snow snowboard industry test event.”
Aug 21, 2026 | Read More
Patrick Thorne
Global Weekly Snow Roundup #328
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Global Weekly Snow Roundup #328

Weekly Global Snow News, updated 20 August 2026: The Northern Hemisphere has no outdoor lift-served skiing, while Argentina’s Marte chair opens and Southern Hemisphere resorts continue posting strong conditions.
Aug 20, 2026 | Read More
Rhiannon James
Southern Hemisphere Weekly Snow Roundup #328
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Southern Hemisphere Weekly Snow Roundup #328

Weekly Snow News for Southern Hemisphere, updated 20 August 2026: Argentina and Chile boast the world’s deepest snow, while New Zealand reaches near-total operations and Perisher approaches 1m (39") of base.
Aug 20, 2026 | Read More
Rhiannon James
Northern Hemisphere Weekly Snow Roundup #328
Snow News

Northern Hemisphere Weekly Snow Roundup #328

Weekly Snow News for Northern Hemisphere, updated 20 August 2026: No lift-served outdoor skiing remains after Alpine glacier closures, marking the first such northern summer in at least 60 years.
Aug 20, 2026 | Read More
Rhiannon James
South American Ski Area Extends Season After Huge Snowfalls

South American Ski Area Extends Season After Huge Snowfalls

Chile’s Portillo ski area has announced it is extending its 2026 season by several week into mid-October after massive snowfalls over the past month.
Aug 19, 2026 | Read More
Patrick Thorne
2026 Summer Skiing Ends Across the Northern Hemisphere as Passo Stelvio Last To Shut Down

2026 Summer Skiing Ends Across the Northern Hemisphere as Passo Stelvio Last To Shut Down

The Northern Hemisphere’s last remaining summer ski area, Passo Stelvio in Italy, has temporarilly suspended operations due to extreme heat impacting snow cover, marking the first time in modern skiing history that no outdoor lift‑served summer skiing is available anywhere north of the equator.
Aug 17, 2026 | Read More
Patrick Thorne
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