Zermatt Daily Snow

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By Luke Stone, Forecaster Posted 1 month ago March 26, 2024

Forecast Trending Up

Summary

For this long-duration storm, the models have trended back up on snow totals for Zermatt. Solid accumulations are in store through the end of the week. A fast-moving follow-up storm is possible this weekend as well. The pattern remains active into the first few days of April at least.

Short Term Forecast

Tuesday - Friday

The latest storm moving through the Alps will bring snow to Zermatt through the end of the week. Light snow is expected most of the time, though a few periods of heavy snow are likely. These will occur on Tuesday night and Wednesday. Expect 10 - 20 cms Tuesday night and another 15 - 30 cms on Wednesday.

Wednesday will be a good powder day with free refills, but likely with limited terrain due to lack of visibility. 

The total snow accumulation through Friday is shown below. 

Extended Forecast

Thanks to the nearly stationary upper-level low off to the west, more storms will swing through the Alps during the early part of next week as well, with more snow on tap.

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Luke Stone
Forecaster, OpenSnow

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10:1 will be fun but will feel a little heavy. 15:1 will offer some faceshots and feel pretty light. 20:1 will be incredibly light, almost like skiing through nothing but air.

This new feature is currently available with the latest version of the OpenSnow iOS app installed (App Store > OpenSnow > Update) or on the OpenSnow website (OpenSnow.com). It will be available in the OpenSnow Android app soon.

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About Our Forecaster

Luke Stone

Forecaster

Luke Stone earned his M.S. in Atmospheric Sciences from the University of Utah, with a research focus on seasonal forecasting. Luke has scored deep days around the world, including coast-to-coast across the United States, Canada, and Europe.

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