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Snow Forecast for 3300 ski resorts around the World, updated four times a day. Weather forecasts are provided for the top lift, bottom lift and mid-mountain elevations. Our detailed Snow Reports and live updates are submitted by local Ski Clubs, ski resort staff and our users. Interactive weather maps show the amount of predicted snowfall as well as the current snow conditions and weather observations. The snow maps also show where the best piste conditions, off-piste powder and forecast weather for skiing and snowboarding can be found.
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Latest Snow News
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Intermittent moderate snow reported from Navacerrada- Puerto at 1888 metres elevation one km WNW of Puerto de Navacerrada Ski Resort
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Freezing rain reported from Ústí nad Labem at 376 metres elevation 7 kms SE of Telnice but it is forecast cold enough for snow at the ski area
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Freezing rain reported from Otaru at 26 metres elevation only 3 kms ENE of Otaru Tenguyama but it is forecast cold enough for snow at the ski area
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Rain and snow or hail reported from Mutsu at 5 metres elevation 6 kms ENE of Mutsushi Kamafuseyama Ski Resort
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Latest submitted reviews
Bansko ski resort:
“The reviews of Bansko are pretty extreme. Let's try to see what is true and what is not.
Long lines to gondola - perfectly true. Today (sunny Saturday, January 31) we stood in line 2 hours. The line even before the opening of the lift was probably 1 hour long. When you get to the mountain - the picture is different, the lifts are fine, no long lines. The pistes are wide, and only the blue ones close to gondola are really overcrowded. The marking of pistes is scarce, indeed (if compared with Italy or Austria, but in fact, it is very difficult to get lost.
The prices rose extremely: 6 day lift pass - 340 euro, glass of beer on the mountain - 8 euro. But if you are 75 years old - the ski pass is almost free.
The accommodation is cheap and very convenient, this is the best side. Ski rental is still much cheaper than in Italy or Austria. So are transfers from the airport to Bansko.
There are two separate worlds in Bansko - ski world, close to gondola and on the mountain - expensive and unpleasant, and "good old Bansko" - close to the city center. The area around the gondola is filled with expensive restaurants, all new, opportunist and without character. If you are ready to walk 10-15 minutes to the town center, you'll find a lot of authentic MEHANAs - traditional restaurants, serving inexpensive and very tasty food.”
Alex from ISRAEL - 31 Jan 2026
Kagura ski resort:
“Kagura is one of the best kept secret in the Japanese ski world. It offers a wide variety of terrain and its huge annual snow fall makes it one of the safest bets when it comes to finding powder. If it hasn't snowed for a few days, you can easily venture into the side country to find the hidden patches. While it is not a super steep hill, the variety of terrain makes up for it as you never get bored exploring its vast directly accessible or hikable area. It's connection to Tashiro and Naeba, via one of the longest gondola in the world, broadens the possibilities even further. It's really hard to get bored at Kagura.”
Stephane from JAPAN - 29 Jan 2026
La Plagne ski resort:
“La Plagne. Generally good snow conditions with isolated thin areas and hard packed snow on busy runs but plenty of very good snow to be found. Lifts are fairly quiet with mostly no waiting times until everyone descends on the various link points at the end of the ski day…..but even then only a 10 minute queue. La Plagne offers endless interlinks between pistes but the powder is now heavily tracked. Overall, lots of fun to be had.”
Steve W from FRANCE - 27 Jan 2026
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