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WORLD SNOW ROUNDUP #126
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Latest Snow News
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Snowing in Chatel.
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Snowing at a moderate rate at Colfosco (Alta Badia).
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It is snowing steadily at Colfosco (Alta Badia).
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Weather radar observation:
Snowing heavily at Wildcat Mountain.
Latest worldwide snow report
UPDATED 19 FEBRUARY 2020 A fairly quiet week for snowfall in Europe after the three previous weeks of successive snowstorms in the Alps brought a considerable amount of fresh snow.....
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
- Alyeska Resort 29 in
- Fonna Glacier 27 in
- Alpenglow 26 in
- Okutadami Maruyama 26 in
- Finse 24 in
- Røldal 21 in
- Hakusan Ichirino Onsen 20 in
- Gassan Glacier 20 in
- Tsugaike Kogen 20 in
- Stevens Pass 20 in
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Upper Snow Depth
- Le Barioz Alpin 393 in
- Pine Mountain 179 in
- Andermatt 177 in
- Sedrun Oberalp 177 in
- Mount Baker 175 in
- Mt Hood Meadows 172 in
- Last Frontier Helisk... 172 in
- Passo Tonale 157 in
- Powder King 148 in
- Stubai Glacier 145 in
- Powder reported
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New snow in next 3 days
- Fonna Glacier 40 in
- Røldal 35 in
- Alpenglow 28 in
- Alyeska Resort 26 in
- Eaglecrest Ski Area 25 in
- Finse 24 in
- Sauda Ski Senter 23 in
- Myrkdalen 22 in
- Hovden 22 in
- Strynefjellet 21 in
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Latest submitted reviews
Uludağ ski resort:
“I would like to say regarding the Bof Hotel Uludag, in Turkey, which is dam sophisticated delighted enormous hotel. Especially
Miss. Dhouha, her hospitality is outstanding mind blowing. Her
way of communication, nature and hospitality are very, very
good. She gives very good fantastic service. I’m so delighted to say that she is really nice.”
Rizwan from CANADA - 15 Feb 2020
Hakkoda ski resort:
“Time for an update.
First of all, Hakkoda is not a resort. It is a set of mountains in a national park, one of which happens to have a ropeway/gondola.
There are no amenities, no shops, no bars, no restaurants, no nightlife, no parties. Just mountains, onsens and snow.
Except for the negligible tiny little old ski center at the foot of one of the mountains, there are no ski trails.
Most winter days, the conditions at the top of the ropeway are stormy, with high winds and extremely low visibility. When the winds reach over 25m/s (which happens often), the ropeway suspends operations and there are few if any alternatives for skiing/snowboarding that day. Bring a book or two.
There are no real / groomed ski trails from the top. There are lots of creeks, holes, treewells and windlips, which, in zero visibility represent significant challenges. Furthermore, if you are not intimately familiar with the geography of the area, the odds of getting lost, spending the night alone in the mountains and requiring (expensive) rescue are significantly high.
The skills, physical strength and knowledge required to ski/ride at Hakkoda are not what you typically get from simply resort skiing/riding, even if you go every weekend.
Again, this is not a resort. Do not come here if you are not properly prepared (and I don't mean simply buying the gear).”
Local Gaijin from JAPAN - 15 Feb 2020
Mt Seymour ski resort:
“Love this place! The only complaint I have is the parking and on busy days you have to wait in line at the bottom of the mountain in your car. But I guess that helps keep the crowds in check.
They seem to get more snow than the other two local mountains. Not sure how that works but when there's snowfall and I check the reports, they always get a few more CMs, which is great. And even though there are less runs, I find them in better shape.
They have a wide variety of options to get on the slope for cheap. 3-ski day or night only pass, night only season pass that includes weekends, and so on. Many options on the lessons too if you or your kids need to take lessons.
Oh, and the Lodge chair can get very busy which is why I end up mostly avoiding it. Don't know what they can do to fix that. But I do love the wide, long, blue run at the beginning to practice going down steep blue slopes with lots of space for error.”
Choy from CANADA - 14 Feb 2020