The new winter hasn't quite arrived yet, but it's getting closer. At PG, the wait for the still very young season has already been taken into account with the annual wave of film tours and pre-season movie stokes and now the first proper cold front is telling us that things are really starting to get going. So first and foremost, it's off with long lift queues, dubious fun in closed ski areas on more or less stone-free meadow slopes and a certain discrepancy between the actual snow conditions and the hype surrounding them. But since winter is not least a matter of the mind, we won't take it too seriously and look forward to the first snow days of 2018/19.
The PowderGuide weather service will start in mid-November with the usual products, including SNOWGRID maps. The WeatherBlog will then also report back every Wednesday and the PowderAlert will alert you as soon as it makes sense to use the alarm snow on a sliding basis. Please note: The PowderGuide snowflurry game is also entering a new round in 2018/19!
The SnowFlurry will report on snowflurries as soon as there is something to snowflurry about and has promised that there will be theoretical and scientific snowflurries from time to time until then.
