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WeatherBlogs

WeatherBlog 23 2020/21 | End of season

After the winter is before the winter

by Lea Hartl • 04/21/2021

Sun and clouds on the Jamtalferner on 20.4.21.

LH

Steffi from SnowFlurry recently asked the group at the final PG meeting how long everyone's ski season is. There were as many different answers as there were people in our "circle". The ski season is not tied to the meteorological or calendar winter and just because the WeatherBlog goes on summer break doesn't mean that the skis are summerized.

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SnowFlurry 14 2020/21 | Spring situation: useful information and tools

Stefanie Höpperger • 04/10/2021

The ski touring season is far from over for many, but with today's flurry of snow, we snow fliers are taking a break from writing and enjoying the hopefully good conditions in April and May.
WeatherBlog 21 2020/21 | Accompanying blog to the April alarm

Lea Hartl • 04/07/2021

April weather lives up to its name and brings us a late PowderAlert after the first days of summer in March. A combination of high pressure over the Atlantic and a pronounced low pressure complex over northern Scandinavia is pumping cold polar air towards us.
WeatherBlog 20 2020/21 | Sun, sun, Easter cold?

Lea Hartl • 03/31/2021

The summery weather will reach its peak today, Wednesday. From tomorrow, it will become more unstable and temperatures will drop slightly. The development over the Easter period could be interesting: It is likely to become significantly cooler again, especially in the east of the Alpine region. Interesting options in the medium term!