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Half term is approaching and Val D'isere still has less than 1m
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

10 years ago it would have meant a disasterous start to the season but comprehensive snow making and low temperatures seem to have saved the day.

It looks as though it has been a particularly poor first half in the Tarantaise although the Portes du Solaise and parts of the southern French Alps seem to have faired better.

Right now Austria looks like the place to be with a big base building up, low temperatures and snow still falling.

I wonder to what extent this was predicatable by the long range forecast issued in the Autumn for a cold north European winter ?

Does it mean the French Alps will get big falls during the Spring and enjoy a late season like last year ?
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