The coldest start for Olympic games ever? Snow-Forecast investigates in this weeks White Room Snow'down

With the milder weather returning, find the snow-forecasts for all your favourite Olympic sports, + the snowmaggedon in the Alps!

Coldest ever start for the Winter Olympics? The average February temperature at PyeongChang is reported to be 12°F (-11°C). Reuters have informed that conditions were so cold it has warped racing skis and some events had to be rescheduled... Read on.... PyeongChang Olympic Venue Forecasts The coldest Winter Olympics ever? Check out the forecast conditions at any of the outdoor Olympic venues below: Venue Events Phoenix Snow Park Snowboard Alpensia Ski Resort Nordic Combinded/Biathlon Jeongseon Alpine Centre Alpine Skiing Yongpyong Alpine Centre Alpine Skiing LATEST SNOW OVERVIEW The Alps saw moderate snowfall in the early part of the week, with accumulations of up to 20-50cm recorded across the Alps, with the North Westerly resorts in France and Switzerland seeing the best riding opportunities, especially when coupled with the warming sunny days that followed. Thursday brought rising temperatures to the Alps alongside renewed cloud cover. This delivered fresh snow to many resorts predominantly in the west, though also the risk of rain. The Pyrenees continues to see improving conditions, with resorts in Andorra seeing light snowfall this week to refresh the larger quantities that have fallen earlier in the month. Japan continues to offer great skiing, with Niseko in particular having seen 98cm of fresh snow this week already. The USA continues to see improving conditions, with more fresh snow arriving over the Rockies this week. New snow also fell over many more isolated resorts, including Jackson Hole and Timberline. There is the risk of rain damaging recent snowfall across New England however due to unseasonably high conditions. Canada continues to see very low temperatures and continuing snowfall which shows little sign of relenting any time soon. Full Overview Snowmageddon causes chaos in the Alps The start of 2018 has seen unprecedented snowfall in the Alps. With resorts cut off by snow-covered roads or high avalanche danger it's hard to think now that only a few months ago people were.... Read full article Find your alpine escape at sun peaks resort Deep steeps, long cruisers, glade zones, powder stashes, and corduroy groomers can all be found within 4,270 acres of skiable terrain. Three mountains surround a European-style, ski-through village.... Discover Your guide to MYSNOW Did you know that your snow-forecast.com login lets you access your own personalised MySnow page? Overview all your resorts in one place.. Begin Follow @snow.forecast On Instagram Join our 13k followers and enjoy our posts of daily fresh snow, site news and videos. Tag us in your posts and you could get a complimentary membership! Follow help@snow-forecast.com www.snow-forecast.com Terms Privacy Unsubscribe