The northern Stau is getting on fire. They dumps aren’t that big as mentioned yesterday, but it will snow steadily where the region north of the line Engelberg-Innsbruck-Radstadt picks up the most snow. In some areas they already measured 40-45 centimeters of freshies and another 20-40 centimeters is added the next 24 hours.
Summary:
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Northern Stau on fire
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Another 20-50 centimeter of freshies
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An intense northern Stau from Thursday evening with snow between Grenoble and the Arlberg
Retrospect
Last weekend it snowed steadily and quietly in the northern Alps. In the western and southern Alps on the other hand it was dry and sunny. Winter is starting slowly to dominate the Alps and with the snow that’s is still to come it’s time for the real tree runs. A little late, but better than never.
Short term
Today the clouds come in again quickly from the north and it will continue to snow in the northern Alps till Tuesday. As said another 20-40 centimeters of freshies, locally even a good 50 cm or more. Wednesday will be sunny again just like in the rest of the Alps. Although the wind will be pretty strong from time to time in the western and southern Alps, it will mostly be dry and sunny.
Midlong term: PA#8 or PA#9?
The current will turn to the northwest starting on Thursday. Initially this will result in a lot of snow between the Arlberg and Grenoble, where the emphasis lies in the northern French Alps and western Switzerland. Then the snowfall is expanding towards the Pyrenees, the entire Northern Alps East and the Southern Alps. It will snow far into next week and you can expect 150 centimeters, maybe even 200 centimeters of freshies.
I still have some doubts whether I should call this PowderAlert #9 or just an extended PowderAlert #8. What do you think?
Where to go?
From today through Thursday. It will be on by Wednesday.
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Northern Alps West (especially the resorts in the north)
From Thursday it will snow in the northwest. It will be ON from Saturday. Tomorrow the tips for this weekend. For now, seize the day and stay stoked.
Morris
Replies
Amazing!!! Going to be a long work week until the weekend arrives! :) Thanks for the update!!!
What about the French Alps (Western) and especially Tignes? :)
@@AeroFury: westernalps are going to get smashed! they´re expecting at least 150cm at 1500 as it looks now! Still a few days away so it can change, but definably keep this weekend and next weekend free!!!
hey, SF predicts up to 150cm of freshies in the Pyrenees between Thursday and Saturday. What is your take? Considering flying down to Baqueira or Andorra. It is gonna be windy, so potentially better Andorra
@@MikeSPF Both will get wind. The more to the northwest the better.
@@AeroFury… it will be deep as of Saturday.