I’ve been using the Bergfex Ski weather app for a few years now and it is the only app that actually and reliably gets the forecast correct - vital for when you are in the mountains and have to plan for the weather conditions. It snows when the app says it’s due to snow and the sun appears when the app says it’s due to appear. I’ve given up using any other forecast as Bergfex is always so accurate.
My favourite app/site for years now. From snow reports, amount and type of lifts (inc how many are open or closed), avalanche, local weather reports to local hotels by star ratings, all ski resort maps showing in detail all the slopes by colour and other accommodation recommendations with many many other informations.
Highly recommend :-)
Whenever I need a skiing reference this is the app I can trust. Very easy to navigate with masses of information which is always accurate.
Don’t be without it before, during or after you ski trip.
Don’t know how they do it, but consistently more accurate than even the local ski station’s own forecasts. Used it this season for 2 weeks in St Anton and another 2 weeks in Saalbach. It’s saved me from frostbite on more than one occasion.... if it says -12c at 2pm and the local station says -3c, go with the Bergfex forecast!
I use this app daily to catch up the weather via the reports and webcams. Excellent value for money, but would be better if it had an English language option.
Have been using this app since it came out some years ago now. It’s the only one I use and by far the best to get weather and resort information.
I rely on this app for my skiing needs. It has everything you need for detailed weather, snow reporting, web cams and resort info. The only downside is that the pro version weather forecasts cannot be viewed in English…
Love the fact you can see the weather, the snow fall, the altitude it is expected at, the winds etc and on top if this you get the web cams and the lift info. Just perfect for managing your day and week!
The app pull no punches and delivers the numbers as you need. It’s the only go to app for alpine conditions and reliable snow lines!
It’s good but the radar doesn’t show for the area that I’m interested in which is Morzine. The valley weather also seems inaccurate on the very mild side.