OpenSnow

Thanks for using OpenSnow! This update includes: Webcam Map + Live Streaming View static and live streaming YouTube webcams on an interactive map. Static and live YouTube streaming webcams are labeled with highlighted icons. Black is static. Red is live. After zooming in on any webcam, tap the red webcam icon to pull up the live streaming view where you can go full screen, view the timelapse, or see nearby cams. If available, the direction in which the webcam is facing is also labeled in the upper right corner with an arrow. Go to the Maps tab and tap the webcam icon on the right side of the screen to get started. Share Custom Favorite Lists Share your favorite locations with friends and family. This includes the ability to share custom lists so that you and your friends always have the OpenSnow forecast dialed in for your favorite ski resorts, backcountry spots, or destination trips. Go to the Favorites screen and tap the + icon below the list name to get started. Slope Angle + Aspect Explore terrain features and avoid risky, steep, or avalanche-prone terrain. Slope Angle provides the incline of any given slope and is a critical aspect when evaluating avalanche danger in the backcountry. Slope Aspect details the direction at which the terrain is facing and can be important for planning around sun exposure on the snow surface. Go to the Maps tab, tap the blue overlay button, scroll over to the Land chip, and select Slope Angle or Slope Aspect to get started. Powder Finder Map Quickly view the snow forecast, snow report, or snow history for multiple ski areas on an interactive map. Blue is for snowfall under 6 inches. Orange is for snowfall of 6 inches or greater. Go to the Maps tab, tap the blue overlay button, scroll over to the Snow chip, and select Powder Finder to get started. PEAKS 2.0 PEAKS 2.0 is our latest state-of-the-art weather prediction engine that now drives all OpenSnow forecasts for the next 15 days. PEAKS 2.0 marks a significant upgrade over our previous version, leading every other global forecast system, including Google's WeatherNext 3 and the National Weather Service, on temperature, wind, and precipitation forecasts during our evaluation period. Also, if you enjoy the app, please leave a 5-star review in the App Store. It helps a ton!