Seefeld Snow Forecast (bottom mountain)

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Seefeld at 1200 m altitude

Issued by Snow-Forecast.com at: 7 am (local time) / 30 Jun 2022





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Thursday 30			Friday 1			Saturday 2			Sunday 3			Monday 4			Tuesday 5			Wednesday 6
AM	PM	night	AM	PM	night	AM	PM	night	AM	PM	night	AM	PM	night	AM	PM	night	AM	PM	night

clear	risk thun- der	rain shwrs	light rain	light rain	rain shwrs	clear	clear	rain shwrs	clear	some clouds	rain shwrs	some clouds	rain shwrs	rain shwrs	clear	risk thun- der	rain shwrs	risk thun- der	risk thun- der	heavy rain
ENE	ENE	NW	NNW	N	SE	ENE	NNE	SSW	NNE	N	S	NE	WSW	S	NNE	SE	WSW	N	NNW	NNW


-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
-	2	7	2	5	1	-	-	4	-	-	3	-	2	10	-	9	4	4	7	12
22	24	18	12	10	9	19	24	19	25	27	21	24	25	14	25	19	18	18	19	15
16	24	12	11	9	7	11	24	14	18	26	13	18	23	14	18	18	13	16	18	12
16	24	12	10	9	7	11	24	14	18	26	13	18	23	13	18	18	13	16	18	12
51	45	90	99	96	88	56	45	77	38	33	71	43	52	72	40	79	78	68	79	94
4050	4150	3900	3600	3300	3750	4250	4400	4200	4050	4250	4250	4200	4300	4200	4250	4200	4200	3800	3800	3400

5:20	-	-	5:22	-	-	5:22	-	-	5:22	-	-	5:24	-	-	5:24	-	-	5:24	-	-
-	9:15	-	-	9:15	-	-	9:15	-	-	9:14	-	-	9:14	-	-	9:14	-	-	9:13	-

Next 0-3 days weather summary:

Heavy rain (total 21.0mm), heaviest during Thu night. Warm (max 24°C on Thu afternoon, min 7°C on Fri night). Wind will be generally light.

Next 4-6 days weather summary:

Heavy rain (total 28.0mm), heaviest during Mon night. Warm (max 27°C on Sun afternoon, min 13°C on Sun night). Wind will be generally light.

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Other resorts in Austria are reporting: powder (0) / good piste (0)

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Week 4 of June has on average:

0.0	Bluebird Powder days Fresh snow, mostly sunny, light wind.
0.0	Powder days Fresh snow, limited sun, any wind.
0.0	Bluebird days Average snow, mostly sunny, light wind.

Seefeld Snow History

WORLD SNOW ROUNDUP #246

Issued: 29th June 2022 By Patrick "Snowhunter" Thorne Southern Hemisphere European Roundup North American Roundup Asia Roundup World Overview After the big June snowfalls first in the Andes, then Australia and finally New Zealand over the first three weeks of June, the past seven days – the first of full wintertime by both astronomical and meteorological measures in the southern hemisphere – have been rather quiet for most ski areas around the world with just light snowfall, if any at all, reported for most. That said at least SOME fresh snowfall was reported on all six continents – up high in the northern hemisphere of course. The biggest snowfalls reported though over the past seven days have been in South America.

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Other resorts in Austria are reporting: powder (0) / good piste (0)

The above table gives the weather forecast for Seefeld at the specific elevation of 1200 m. Our sophisticated weather models allow us to provide snow forecasts for the top, middle and bottom ski stations of Seefeld. To access the weather forecasts for the other elevations, use the tab navigation above the table. For a wider view of the weather, check out the Weather Map of Austria.

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Visitor Reviews of Seefeld

Overall 4.1 Based on 14 votes and 24 reviews

Snowsure 3.8
Variety of pistes 3.3
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Tirolerhund from United Kingdom writes:
Just return from my first ski trip (4 days) to Seefeld, having spent many summer holidays there. Seefeld has a reputation in the UK for being a small ski area with little to attract advanced skiers. For those who believe the tour operator blurb, l suggest you try the off-piste north face of the Haermelekopf to correct that misconception. It's tougher than the back side of Valluga and no Brits have heard of it! Simply awesome and a must but only with a guide! The ski area is small but there is plenty to keep you from getting bored. The are two hills, firstly the much overlooked Gschwandtkopt which, whilst only having a vertical of 1,000 ft, has fantanstic undulating terrain which can catch you out if you're not concentrating. It's so good the Axel Lund-Swindel uses it for training. The World Cup is in nearby Garmisch. Better still, over half the hill has no artificial snow, so no ice just grippy powder when conditions are right. Ever better the hill is deserted on the Moesern and Reith sides. It really is millionaires skiing! The Rosshutte is the other ski area and more akin to most Brits idea of the ski mountain with 3,000 ft vertical and a mixture of mostly reds and blues with two short and not to steep blacks. Subsistance on the mountain is vey good value: Spag bog and half a litre of beer at the charming Hochegg Alm is only 9.70 euros. France take note! Most people come to Seefeld for the winter walking and cross-country skiing; this makes the alpine skiing so much better as all the slopes are quiet, even at peak times. We stayed at the excellent Hotel Schoenruh which is a 5 star hotel in all but name and managed by the excellent Christoph Gruber who cannot do enough for the guests. The Hotel is owned by the Kaltschmid family. It is one of a number of first class hotels they own in the resort, and affords exceptional value. Top rooms are exceptional and only 126 euros pp per night for threequarter board. You can only dream of these prices in France! The town is genteel with apres-ski concentrated around the Fledermaus bar but with such a first class hotel it's largely irrelevant. For someoine who is an Ischgl fan, Seefeld was a revelation, so much so we will repeat the trip next year. Meanwhile, Ischgl beckons for a week of hard skiing and even harder apres-ski from 9 March. Haben du Ischgl uberlebt??!

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Visitor Reviews of Seefeld

Overall: 4.1 Based on 14 votes and 24 reviews

Snowsure 3.8
Variety of pistes 3.3
Off-piste 2.8
Scenery 4.6
Apres-Ski 3.8
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Tirolerhund from United Kingdom writes:

Just return from my first ski trip (4 days) to Seefeld, having spent many summer holidays there.

Seefeld has a reputation in the UK for being a small ski area with little to attract advanced skiers. For those who believe the tour operator blurb, l suggest you try the off-piste north face of the Haermelekopf to correct that misconception. It's tougher than the back side of Valluga and no Brits have heard of it! Simply awesome and a must but only with a guide!

The ski area is small but there is plenty to keep you from getting bored. The are two hills, firstly the much overlooked Gschwandtkopt which, whilst only having a vertical of 1,000 ft, has fantanstic undulating terrain which can catch you out if you're not concentrating. It's so good the Axel Lund-Swindel uses it for training. The World Cup is in nearby Garmisch. Better still, over half the hill has no artificial snow, so no ice just grippy powder when conditions are right. Ever better the hill is deserted on the Moesern and Reith sides. It really is millionaires skiing!

The Rosshutte is the other ski area and more akin to most Brits idea of the ski mountain with 3,000 ft vertical and a mixture of mostly reds and blues with two short and not to steep blacks.

Subsistance on the mountain is vey good value: Spag bog and half a litre of beer at the charming Hochegg Alm is only 9.70 euros. France take note!

Most people come to Seefeld for the winter walking and cross-country skiing; this makes the alpine skiing so much better as all the slopes are quiet, even at peak times.

We stayed at the excellent Hotel Schoenruh which is a 5 star hotel in all but name and managed by the excellent Christoph Gruber who cannot do enough for the guests. The Hotel is owned by the Kaltschmid family. It is one of a number of first class hotels they own in the resort, and affords exceptional value. Top rooms are exceptional and only 126 euros pp per night for threequarter board. You can only dream of these prices in France!

The town is genteel with apres-ski concentrated around the Fledermaus bar but with such a first class hotel it's largely irrelevant.

For someoine who is an Ischgl fan, Seefeld was a revelation, so much so we will repeat the trip next year.

Meanwhile, Ischgl beckons for a week of hard skiing and even harder apres-ski from 9 March. Haben du Ischgl uberlebt??!

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	Top Lift:		14
	Middle Lift:		18
	Bottom Lift:		22

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