Neuschnee: Powder & Freeride

Measured, not promised. Neuschnee (German for “new snow”) is the snow report straight from the measuring stations: for 251 ski areas in Austria, see how much snow has really been added in the last 24 hours, 3 or 7 days. It counts how much the snow depth at the station has grown. What fell, not what was forecast. Good snow is getting rarer. We help you find it. LIST – All ski areas sorted by distance (from Innsbruck if location is off) or by new snow – Tyrol, Salzburg, Vorarlberg, Carinthia, Styria, Upper and Lower Austria – Favourites on top, search by ski area, village, valley or state – Avalanche danger level next to every name SKI AREA – One big number: new snow in 24 h, 3 or 7 days – Above it the sky over the station and the ski area's real ridge: it only snows in the app while the station is measuring new snow – Snow depth chart, read every measurement with your thumb – Station temperature, wind where the station measures it – The day's weather including snowfall: forecast by GeoSphere Austria – Station with altitude, up to three to choose from – Share as link, image or story: the link leads straight to the ski area MAP All of Austria on one map. Colour and size of each dot show the amount, the colour field beneath shows where the snow fell. A ring shows where it is snowing right now. POWDER ALERT A notification in the morning when enough new snow has fallen at your favourites: at 6:00, 6:30, 7:00 or 7:30 Austrian time, your choice. You decide how much: 5, 10, 20 or 30 cm. During the day too if you like, at most three alerts a day. AVALANCHES The day's highest danger level for every ski area; tap it to open the avalanche bulletin. For your safety when freeriding and ski touring, what counts is the full bulletin and your own judgement in the terrain. HONEST Every new-snow number is measured, whether in the list, on the map or in the powder alert. For planning, check a weather forecast and the avalanche bulletin too. No snow at the station, no snow in the app. Single sensor spikes are smoothed out. Changes under 1.5 cm are within the sensors' measuring accuracy and count as 0. Station, source and time of measurement are always shown. FREE No account, no ads, no tracking. The app does not send your location to us. SOURCES Measurements: avalanche warning services of the Austrian states (Tyrol via Lawinen.report) and ÖBB Infrastruktur. Weather forecast: GeoSphere Austria. Avalanche danger levels: Lawinen.report (EAWS). Ski areas: © OpenStreetMap contributors. Terrain: Copernicus elevation model. All measurements without guarantee. The app replaces neither the avalanche bulletin nor your own judgement in the terrain. Questions and ideas: info@neuschnee-app.at