Fresh Snowfall In The Alps
Up to 20cm of fresh snowfall has been reported above 3,000m on ski slopes in the Alps. It's the first snowfall of meteorological autumn and a positive sign after the long, hot summer closed summer ski areas.
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Up to 20cm of fresh snowfall has been reported above 3,000m on ski slopes in the Alps.
It's the first snowfall of meteorological autumn and a positive sign after the long, hot summer closed summer ski areas.
Currently only Italy's Passo Stelvio, which re-opened after a three week closure last weekend, is open for skiing.
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Up to 20cm of fresh snowfall has been reported above 3,000m on ski slopes in the Alps. It's the first snowfall of meteorological autumn and a positive sign after the long, hot summer closed summer ski areas. Currently only Italy's Passo Stelvio, which re-opened after a three week closure last weekend, is open for skiing.
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