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 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

As a relative newcomer to looking at the forecasts, I'm becoming confused about the disparity between them. Netweather .tv consistently forecasts more snowfall than does Snowforecast, but I thought they would both use the same set of data to reach their conclusions. I would rather use netweather as they seem to be more optimistic than snowforecast, but then my hopes are dashed too often. Do any of our resident weather gurus have advice? Where can I go for simple easy to understand forecasts Puzzled
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 brian
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Meteoblue is pretty good for short range (3 days) forecasts. click on alpine forecast maps. You have to have some idea of alpine geography though, as the resorts aren't marked.

http://pages.unibas.ch/geo/mcr/3d/meteo/

To be honest, trying to forecast exact freezing levels and precipitation amounts further out than that is a bit of a mug's game, beyond 3 days look for a general indicator of dumpage/dryness and warm/cold.
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