SnowBrains Forecast: Mostly Dry European Alps, Around 10 cm in a Monday-Tuesday Refresh - SnowBrains

"Friday through Sunday is the highest-confidence portion of this forecast, with guidance converging on mostly dry conditions, gradual cooling, and limited wind disruption. Daytime temperatures trend from milder Friday conditions toward colder air by Sunday, with many upper-mountain readings near -6 C to -1 C and occasional daytime valley temperatures above freezing."

"From late Sunday into Tuesday, guidance still converges on a weak snowfall wave in timing, centered on Monday afternoon and evening, but diverges on intensity. Snow-level guidance also has spread, though most outcomes keep active precipitation snow levels near 1,300 meters to 1,900 meters, which favors higher terrain."

"Wednesday and Thursday trend quieter again, then confidence decreases quickly from Friday into Monday as guidance diverges on timing, intensity, snow levels, and wind impacts. The lower-end cluster keeps snowfall intermittent and generally light, with many resorts staying near or under 10 cm, while a higher-end scenario develops a broader late-weekend storm focused on the western and southern Alps."

The European Alps forecast shows mostly dry conditions dominating Friday through Sunday with gradual cooling and light winds, limiting lift-impact risk. Upper-mountain temperatures range from -6°C to -1°C, with occasional above-freezing valley readings. A weak snowfall wave develops late Sunday into Tuesday, centered Monday afternoon-evening, with best accumulations around 10 cm near highest terrain like Cervinia and Zermatt, while lower elevations see trace to minor additions. Snow levels remain near 1,300-1,900 meters with dense to moderate snow quality. Wednesday-Thursday quieter conditions precede the next weekend, where confidence decreases significantly due to model divergence on timing, intensity, and storm focus between western and southern Alps.

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