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Temperature, wind and precipitation forecasts for 272 mountains worldwide. Find your next window to get outside.

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Choose a mountain and request its forecast. Inspect up to 24 published future hourly periods, then switch to the three-day outlook. Checking a particular ski date? Compare published windows within ten days → Coverage may be partial. For detailed U.S. snowfall amounts, use the NWS snow desk →

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Periods start at the next complete six-hour forecast window. Choose a period, then compare to load forecasts.

Is precipitation the same as fresh snow?

No. The precipitation field uses millimetres over its stated period. A temperature below freezing does not turn that value into centimetres of skiable snow. Keep the forecast point and elevation in view, then check the operator’s report for terrain and lifts.

Read the worked precipitation and snowfall examples → For mismatched totals, compare the point, issue time and forecast window →

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MET Norway provides point forecasts worldwide. Terrain, elevation and local weather can differ across a ski area. This view does not predict lift operations or snow depth. Missing forecast values stay unavailable. Forecast times default to the mountain’s local time zone; you can switch to UTC or your device’s clock.

We use a shared cache, honor the provider’s refresh window and request updates only when needed. Source updates older than 18 hours are withheld. Read the source documentation ↗

For B.C. mountains using Pacific time, forecast clocks follow the province’s 2026 switch to year-round UTC−7, including on devices with older time-zone data. Eastern B.C. mountains using Alberta’s clock rules keep their seasonal changes. B.C. time-change announcement ↗

Mountain time zones use geographic boundaries from timezone-boundary-builder, based on OpenStreetMap data under the Open Database License. Download the mountain time-zone data.