Finally, European ski resorts to witness snowfall in coming days. See where, when

Tourists, who flew to European ski resorts, are not content as there is a lack of snow. This comes as the continent is witnessing a record warm winter, which seems to be on the road to become infamous for being snowless.

The recent developments have been a cause of concern for the ski resorts, where tourists visit to carry out winter sports in the continent.

In order to improve the slopes, the resorts have been employing snow-making machines and cannons for blasting artificial snow.


Let us now get to know some places, which may witness snowfall in coming days, as per media reports.

Val d’Isere, France

Around 113 of the 164 runs of the resort are still open and have thick blankets of snow, as per media reports. Over the next week, light to moderate snow is expected but over the next 10 days, no heavy snowfall has been forecasted by the weather officials.

St. Antom am Arlberg, Austria

Over the next few days, St. Anton am Arlberg will witness a sprinkling of snow. On January 8, 2023, the area will be covered in a lot of snow, the reports said.

Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy

On January 8, Cortina d’Ampezzo will enjoy heavy snow, which may last for several days.
Heavy snowfall is anticipated to return on January 17.

Zermatt, Switzerland

With the Swiss Alps battling a warm winter, Zermatt, which is highly popular for skiiers and snowboarders, is also witnessing less snow than usual. In this week and over the weekend, light snow is also expected on January 8 and 9, before warmer conditions return. On January 17, fresh snowfall may occur.

Courchevel, France

Over the next few days, light snow is expected at Courchevel, France. There may be heavy snowfall on Monday, January 9. Later, light snowfall can also happen, the reports said.

FAQs:

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