Diedamskopf - Au - Schoppernau
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Snørapport for Diedamskopf - Au - Schoppernau
Før du pakker skiene og reiser til fjells kan det være lurt å sjekke snøforholdene i Diedamskopf - Au - Schoppernau. Hvilken kvalitet har snøen? Hvor mye snø ligger det i Diedamskopf - Au - Schoppernau? Hvor mange heiser og nedfarter er åpne? Og hvordan er været meldt de neste dagene? Her finner du all informasjonen du er ute etter! Du kan også abonnere på vår pudderalarm og snørapport på epost.
Snøforhold
- 16/03 19:06
Snøfall
- Monday
10/80cm - Tuesday
11/80cm - Wednesday
12/80cm - Thursday
13/80cm - Friday
14/80cm - Idag
15/80cm - Sunday
16/80cm - Monday
17/80cm - Tuesday
18/80cm
Snødybde
I nedfartene
Øvre område:
0cmMidtre område:
0cmNedre område:
0cm
Været
- Topp | 2090m15°CNW
2m/s - Bunn | 850m20°CNW
2m/s
Snøhistorikk
Terrengpark
Terrengparker
1
Parken sist preparert
N/A
Hopp
15
Rails
20
Langrenn
Totalt antall løyper
59km
Skisteder i nærheten
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