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Thats pretty much it here in St Anton! Still great snow but the lifts close on Sunday unfortunately! Check back here later in the summer for some great new changes and features, hopefully making it a better and more enjoyable site for all!
Enjoy the summer holidays and bring on next year!
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Enjoy the summer holidays and bring on next year!
You can also keep up to date with resort goings on by following our facebook page click here! Check back soon for all the latest news, weather, reports and information about everything St Anton... probably the best ski resort in the world.
St Anton weather forecast and Snow Report
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Data courtesy of Onthesnow.co.uk
St Anton Snow Update
Snow report for Friday 30th March
Fantastic spring snow conditions on the mountain over the last few days has meant many a happy day for our guests. Most of the resort are sporting particularly good goggle tans, and the pool has been popular destination for some afternoon relaxing. It looks like we are set for some snow flurries tomorrow (Friday) and next week a greater amount is on its way Tuesday to Thursday....End of season powder we ask?…Bring it on!!! The avalanche risk has remained low, however with the snow forecast there will be a slight danger from small snowdrift masses in the ridge line areas. Take care on the mountain people, the end of season slushy snow has caused many a broken bone in the past. Enjoy the last 3 weeks!
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St Anton Avalance report
Final scheduled report of the season - in general, considerable avalanche danger
Sunday, 29.04.2012, at 07:30
Increasingly unfavourable conditions prevail. The avalanche danger level below about 2500 m is already considerable during the morning, above that altitude it is usually moderate. As the daytime warming cycle and increasingly diffuse solar radiation take their toll, the avalanche danger below 3000 m will rise to considerable generally. Numerous wet, loosely packed snow avalanches are expected on extremely steep, sunny slopes, especially where the terrain is protected from the wind. Strong winds cool the snowpack, decelerate the rising danger. Besides loosely packed snow avalanches, even slab avalanches can be triggered, particularly above 3000 m in very steep, shady ridgeline areas where recently formed snowdrift accumulations can be released primarily by large additional loading. However, slab avalanches can.....
Increasingly unfavourable conditions prevail. The avalanche danger level below about 2500 m is already considerable during the morning, above that altitude it is usually moderate. As the daytime warming cycle and increasingly diffuse solar radiation take their toll, the avalanche danger below 3000 m will rise to considerable generally. Numerous wet, loosely packed snow avalanches are expected on extremely steep, sunny slopes, especially where the terrain is protected from the wind. Strong winds cool the snowpack, decelerate the rising danger. Besides loosely packed snow avalanches, even slab avalanches can be triggered, particularly above 3000 m in very steep, shady ridgeline areas where recently formed snowdrift accumulations can be released primarily by large additional loading. However, slab avalanches can.....
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