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SnowFlurry
SnowFlurry 6 2018/19 | Underestimated dangers of intensive snowfall
01/14/2019 • Lukas RuetzIn addition to war zone-like reports from the Alps and #Powstria, you can currently also read headlines such as: "Skier suffocates in meter-high snow". In addition to the high risk of avalanches, days of intense fresh snowfall are accompanied by completely different dangers. -
PowderAlerts
PowderAlert 8 2018/19 | All good (?) things come in fives!
01/12/2019 • Lars OelmannThe fifth northern storm in a row and the ZAMG is talking about 30 to 100-year events in the east without this alarm. And once again, huge amounts will arrive by Tuesday. But thanks to Ullr, this time the core is further west. -
PowderAlerts
PowderAlert 7 2018/19 | Nordstau 4, the fourth horseman of the primal calypse?
01/07/2019 • Lars Oelmann"There ain't no party like a Nordstau party because a Nordstau party don't stop!" Unfortunately, the party part is long gone in the east and people are more likely to be hungover about the recent large amounts of fresh snow. Only in Switzerland can you still look forward to it, although there too the danger of avalanches will cloud the fun from Wednesday. -
PowderAlerts
PowderAlert 4 2018/19 | Traffic jam kick-off in the east
12/29/2018 • Lars OelmannThe last alert was too warm and too windy, but Ullr now promises to do better, at least in terms of temperatures. For a long time, it wasn't clear whether this dump would miss the Alps and end up too far east in no man's land. It was only in the last 24 hours that Ullr had an understanding and steered the flow further west so that at least the eastern Alps would be fully hit. -
WeatherBlogs
WeatherBlog 6 2018/19 | Changeable and warmer
12/19/2018 • Lea Hartl
Western weather will bring repeated disturbances over the next few days with significantly milder temperatures than recently. By Friday, considerable amounts of fresh snow in the west, albeit with a very high snow line. -
WeatherBlogs
WeatherBlog 5 2018/19 | Review & outlook
12/12/2018 • Lea Hartl
While the weekend was still characterized by mild westerly weather (which is not bad for higher altitudes), low pressure system Marilou took over from the north at the beginning of the week and gave the entire northern slope of the Alps a pretty white dress. -
PowderAlerts
PowderAlert 2 2018/19 | Ullr's Judgement day
12/07/2018 • Lars Oelmann
Just like in Terminator 2, Ullr is not letting his hair down and is finally spreading powder with a coarse trowel in the Northern Alps. As in the movie, the number of explosions is likely to be quite high in this alert due to the avalanche blasts: the SLF expects "very large avalanches", which should of course keep the fun to a minimum for a few days. More on this in the alert. -
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PG Weather Service: Start of the season
11/16/2018 • PowderGuide
The PowderGuide weather service has finished its summer break, so winter must now follow suit! From now on you will find the snow and sunshine forecast maps, weather report and SNOWGRID in the usual place. -
PowderAlerts
PowderAlert 23 2017/18 | Easter powder in the south
03/29/2018 • Lars OelmannIt's finally snowing in the south and then perhaps in the north again. Ullr gives its all again in the final retreat battles against spring and gives us an exciting Easter 2018. -
WeatherBlogs
WeatherBlog 19 2017/18 | Calendar start of spring
03/21/2018 • Lea Hartl
After the statistically inclined meteorologists have already thought it was spring since the beginning of the month, the more astronomically oriented calendars are now following suit and have also been proclaiming the new season since yesterday (March 20). Meanwhile, the weather is unimpressed by this and that and remains rather wintry as usual. -
PowderAlerts
PowderAlert 18 2017/18 | Reset in the border triangle
02/01/2018 • Lars OelmannThere is finally cold powder again, unfortunately there is only an alert in the south-east, while in the north only small amounts fall just below the alert. The westernmost tips of France and Switzerland could be an exception. -
WeatherBlogs
WeatherBlog 12 2017/18 | January Review
01/30/2018 • Lea Hartl
Anyone who lives in the mountains is unlikely to be complaining about the lack of winter feeling at the moment - the villages at higher altitudes are covered in deep snow and the enormous snowfalls of the last few weeks, including the resulting road closures and avalanche damage, are still very much in evidence. However, as January has been very mild, the picture is very different in the lowlands.