| Last Snowfall | Wed 06 Oct |
| Next 3 days | 6 |
| Upper piste depth | 0 |
| Lower piste depth | 0 |
| Snow quality | No information |
| Lifts open | 0 out of 41 |
| Resort opening date | Thu 25 Nov 2021 |
| Resort closing date | Sun 01 May 2022 |
| Resort | Wed 20 Oct | Thu 21 Oct | Fri 22 Oct | Sat 23 Oct | Sun 24 Oct | Mon 25 Oct | Tue 26 Oct | Wed 27 Oct | Thu 28 Oct | Fri 29 Oct |
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Updated: 24th September 2021
As the Jet Stream is running directly west to east across northern Europe this week, it is pinning a large body of high pressure over the western Mediterranean maintaining fine conditions across the Alps. As the stream breaks down towards the end of this week, however, an area of low pressure moves in from the west and brings with it the promise of snow.
Flurries will brush the highest glaciers this weekend. However, with the freezing line plummeting to nearly 1,000m in the coming days, this will usher in the first consistent snow of the year. Central Austria, around the confluence of Salzburg, Upper Austria and Styria, are expected to see just shy of 10 cm by the first week of October.
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