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Felix enjoying the recent snowfall in Saint Lary, French Pyrenees. Winter is far from over. Fresh snow, cold temperatures and strong mid-season conditions across North America, Japan and Europe mean there's still plenty of winter left to enjoy. If you haven't booked your winter getaway yet, now is the perfect time. Scroll down for this week's full Snow Update and see where conditions are shaping up best. Is this the Smartest Way to Book a Ski Holiday? Ski holidays are unforgettable - planning them? Not always.   Flights, transfers, accommodation, lift passes, equipment hire… it's easy to juggle tabs and still wonder if you've booked the right trip at the right price.   WeSki brings it all together in one place, comparing millions of trip combinations to help you book a ski holiday that actually fits how you ski - with the best value built in and no guesswork. £100 Off Any Ski Trip* *Book Before 28th February, per booking over £2000 Book by 28th February and get £100 off any ski trip over £2000   Every skier is different - and your ski trip should be too. Whether you're booking a last-minute escape or planning ahead for next season, WeSki makes it easy to find the perfect trip at the best price.    With real-world ski expertise built into every step - and 24/7 support while you're away - the whole experience feels smooth and stress-free from the first click to the final run.   WeSki handles the planning - so you can focus on the fun. Book now and save £100 Revelstoke, Canada: 22nd January 2026. Latest Snow Updates  North America sees a major mid-winter reset after Storm Fern, Japan remains deep in peak winter conditions, and Europe welcomes colder weather with fresh snowfall and high alpine activity.   Europe Weekly Snow Roundup   Colder temperatures and regular snowfall are restoring wintry conditions across most regions. Snow quality remains strong, terrain is largely open, and the Pyrenees currently lead Europe with the deepest bases—though avalanche danger is elevated in some areas.   North America Weekly Snow Roundup   Storm Fern delivers a major mid-winter reset. The Northeast and Midwest emerge as standout regions after heavy snowfall, while western resorts stay drier with more spring-like conditions. In Canada, deep snowpacks are holding strong under intense cold.   Japan Weekly Snow Roundup   Japan remains deep in peak winter. Exceptional snowfall across Honshu and Hokkaido has built historic base depths, with some resorts exceeding 4–5 metres. Extreme cold is preserving ultra-light powder, while avalanche and safety warnings remain widespread. Read Snow Roundups Discover our Snow-Forecast App Thanks for your support,   The Snow-Forecast.com Team You're receiving this email because you signed up to our surf alerts.   unsubscribe here

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Rusutsu | 6th January Winter Consolidates Across the Northern Hemisphere   Winter delivered a mixed but encouraging picture across the Northern Hemisphere this week. Japan surged ahead, while North America saw major Sierra dumps alongside an expanding Arctic freeze across the east. Europe remained the outlier — fresh snow boosted northern regions, but the Alps stayed largely dry, though colder air is now in place.   Arctic Blast Brings Fresh Snow North. Alps On Standby   Europe's winter story this week is one of contrasts. A strong Arctic blast has delivered significant fresh snow across Scandinavia, Scotland and northeastern Europe, boosting conditions where snow was needed most. Meanwhile, the Alps have stayed largely dry after early forecasts. That pattern is now poised to change, with wintry systems edging back into the north-western Alps later this week — cold air is in place, and fresh snow could finally arrive where slopes have been waiting. Read the full Europe Snow Roundup Powder Where It Counts — Rockies & Tahoe Lead This Week   North America's snow story this week is all about contrasts: Pacific storms have dumped substantial snow in the Sierra, with Palisades Tahoe recording up to two feet, while bitter cold and deep freezes have settled across the Midwest and East. Some West Coast resorts battled rain-washed snowpacks before the big dumps returned, while the inland Rockies and Great Lakes saw fresh powder and expanding bases as Arctic air gripped the continent. Overall, it's a dynamic blend of heavy snow, cold snaps, and pockets still waiting for consistent winter — a classic early-season North American shuffle. Read the full Noth America Snow Roundup Japan Tops the Snow Charts   Japan's winter pulse strengthened this week — Hokkaido's big resorts delivered significant snowfall, with Kiroro posting 90 cm in three days and Niseko over two feet of fresh powder, while cold, unsettled conditions kept flakes falling frequently across the north. On Honshu, ski areas like Nozawa Onsen are near full terrain open, and a mix of mild spells and cooling trends suggests more reliable snow at higher elevations ahead. From deep bases to mid-season surge potential, Japan is asserting itself as a powder play in early January. Read the full Japan Snow Roundup Snow Alerts - Know Before You Go Fresh snow doesn't wait — and neither should you.   Set up a free Snow Alert, and we'll notify you by email or push notification the moment new snow is reported at your chosen resort. You can also track forecast snowfall 3, 6 or 9 days ahead, so you're never guessing.   Quietly simple. Reliably early. Because the best days are the ones you see coming.   Create Snow Alert Thanks for your support,   The Snow-forecast.com Team You're receiving this email because you created an account with us.   unsubscribe