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WORLD SNOW ROUNDUP #113
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Latest Snow News
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Snowing in Vall de Núria.
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Snow falling at Serra da Estrela.
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Snowing in Baqueira/Beret.
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Weather radar observation:
It is snowing heavily at Yokone.
Latest worldwide snow report
UPDATED 12 NOVEMBER 2019 Winter (by the meteorological measure) is now less than three weeks away in the northern hemisphere and the 19-20 ski season continues to build on both sides of the Atlantic.....
Current ski resort picks
Long range skiing weather forecasts for daily picks of our top 5 Resorts are FREE to non snow-forecast.com members! Find the deepest snow, the snowiest forecasts and the ski resorts reporting powder conditions to make the most of planning your winter sports holiday.
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Fresh Snow Depth
- Malga-Ciapela/Marmolada 32 in
- Passo Fedaia/Marmola... 31 in
- Selva di Cadore 31 in
- Arabba 31 in
- Cortina 31 in
- Canazei 30 in
- Passo San Pellegrino 30 in
- Misurina 30 in
- Alba di Canazei 29 in
- San Cassiano (Alta B... 29 in
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Upper Snow Depth
- Whakapapa 114 in
- Andermatt 78 in
- Obergurgl 74 in
- Saas Fee 68 in
- Sölden 66 in
- Passo Tonale 59 in
- Mölltaler Gletscher 59 in
- Kaunertal 59 in
- Stubai Glacier 57 in
- Madesimo 51 in
- Powder reported
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New snow in next 3 days
- Macugnaga 48 in
- Saas Grund 46 in
- Saas Fee 46 in
- Alagna 44 in
- San-Isidro 43 in
- Asahidake 43 in
- Gressoney-la-Trinite 42 in
- San Domenico 41 in
- Leitariegos 41 in
- Fuentes de Invierno 41 in
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Latest submitted reviews
Mount Baker ski resort:
“Dreamed for years of making a trip to Baker. Well, last winter I did and I couldn't have been more disappointed. It kind of snowed/mostly rained for the first couple days and the visibility was so bad that you could hardly do anything. Then it cleared, a million people showed up, and it was warm mashed potatoes in about an hour.
Bad food, no slope-side lodging, surly locals, and bad snow. I'll stay in Tahoe or Whistler instead.”
Brett from UNITED STATES - 05 Nov 2019
Lake Louise ski resort:
“Alberta Rockies local. Obviously biased but I’ve been riding these local mountains for over 20 years. Granted lake louise doesn’t get the dumps the interior gets but fit and finish Lake Louise is one of the best overal resort experiences in North America. Long steep accessible runs are everywhere and if you’re lucky enough to ride here on even a 15-20cm day it will blow any other resort out of the water. If want to test your fitness in Alberta Rockies the lake is it. Can’t find the stat but I’ve been told 3 of the top 10 steepest inbound runs reside at Lake Louise. Only 9 lifts but they access nearly every skiable/rideable acre. Buy a local a beer and they’ll show you the goods. *unpopular opinion * Lake Louise is better than Whistler”
Christopher from CANADA - 03 Nov 2019
Andermatt ski resort:
“I went to Andermatt late March/early April and skied mainly on Gemsstock and while the runs may not be as maintained as some of the larger European/American resorts, I had a great time. When we arrived there was about 6m of snow at mid-mountain and 2m at base. Over the 10 days we were there around 1.6m of snow fell and it was an incredible experience with all the fresh snow in the steep couloirs. The snow never seemed to get tracked out and there were absolutely no lift lines. Will definitely be coming back.”
Jackson from AUSTRALIA - 08 Oct 2019