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SkiWeather.eu Ski Decision Planner

Sankt Martin am Tennengebirge 7-day ski planner

Choose the strongest skiing window using an explainable combination of current snow, altitude-specific fresh snow,…

Horizon7 days
Terrain955–1210 m
Best dayFriday
Best score74/100
NowThermal state-1° to 5°C57% confidenceObservedFresh snow0 cm fresh57% confidenceDecisionBest skiing dayFriday · 74/10086% confidenceShort rangeIncoming snow0.0 cm weighted across altitude bands86% confidenceShort rangeWeather supportPartly cloudy · freezing 2900 m · peak wind 5 km/h86% confidence

Best skiing window

The strongest current balance of snow support, fresh snow, temperature, visibility and wind.

Best dayFridayNov 6
74/100Good
Forecast confidenceHigh86/100 evidence confidence
  • + Wind should have little operational impact
  • + Temperatures are favorable for snow quality
Day 1MondayNov 2
72/100Good
Rain-1 to 5 °C0 cm weighted fresh snowConfidence High
Snow55
Fresh snow55
Weather88
Visibility67
Wind100
  • + Wind should have little operational impact
  • + Temperatures are favorable for snow quality
Altitude-band detail
Lower955 m

Temperature-1 to 5 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseSnow

Mid1088 m

Temperature-2 to 4 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseSnow

Upper1210 m

Temperature-3 to 4 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseSnow

Band temperatures are estimated from the canonical resort forecast using a standard 6.5 °C/km lapse rate; published freezing level and altitude-band fresh-snow forecasts remain direct forecast inputs.

Day 2TuesdayNov 3
70/100Fair
Sleet-1 to 3 °C0 cm weighted fresh snowConfidence High
Snow46
Fresh snow55
Weather80
Visibility80
Wind100
  • + Wind should have little operational impact
  • − Rain is possible around mid-mountain level
  • − Snow support is limited on part of the terrain
Altitude-band detail
Lower955 m

Temperature-1 to 3 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseRain

Mid1088 m

Temperature-2 to 2 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseRain

Upper1210 m

Temperature-3 to 1 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseRain

Band temperatures are estimated from the canonical resort forecast using a standard 6.5 °C/km lapse rate; published freezing level and altitude-band fresh-snow forecasts remain direct forecast inputs.

Day 3WednesdayNov 4
70/100Fair
Partly cloudy-1 to 4 °C0 cm weighted fresh snowConfidence High
Snow48
Fresh snow55
Weather78
Visibility80
Wind100
  • + Wind should have little operational impact
  • − Rain is possible around mid-mountain level
  • − Snow support is limited on part of the terrain
Altitude-band detail
Lower955 m

Temperature-1 to 4 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseRain

Mid1088 m

Temperature-2 to 3 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseRain

Upper1210 m

Temperature-3 to 2 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseRain

Band temperatures are estimated from the canonical resort forecast using a standard 6.5 °C/km lapse rate; published freezing level and altitude-band fresh-snow forecasts remain direct forecast inputs.

Day 4ThursdayNov 5
59/100Marginal
Fog1 to 9 °C0 cm weighted fresh snowConfidence High
Snow47
Fresh snow55
Weather70
Visibility22
Wind100
  • + Wind should have little operational impact
  • − Visibility may be poor or highly variable
  • − Snow support is limited on part of the terrain
Altitude-band detail
Lower955 m

Temperature1 to 9 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseDry

Mid1088 m

Temperature0 to 8 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseDry

Upper1210 m

Temperature-1 to 8 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseDry

Band temperatures are estimated from the canonical resort forecast using a standard 6.5 °C/km lapse rate; published freezing level and altitude-band fresh-snow forecasts remain direct forecast inputs.

Day 5FridayNov 6
74/100Good
Partly cloudy-1 to 4 °C0 cm weighted fresh snowConfidence High
Snow57
Fresh snow55
Weather88
Visibility80
Wind100
  • + Wind should have little operational impact
  • + Temperatures are favorable for snow quality
Altitude-band detail
Lower955 m

Temperature-1 to 4 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseDry

Mid1088 m

Temperature-2 to 3 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseDry

Upper1210 m

Temperature-3 to 2 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseDry

Band temperatures are estimated from the canonical resort forecast using a standard 6.5 °C/km lapse rate; published freezing level and altitude-band fresh-snow forecasts remain direct forecast inputs.

Day 6SaturdayNov 7
52/100Marginal
Fog1 to 12 °C0 cm weighted fresh snowConfidence High
Snow37
Fresh snow55
Weather48
Visibility22
Wind100
  • + Wind should have little operational impact
  • − Visibility may be poor or highly variable
  • − Snow support is limited on part of the terrain
Altitude-band detail
Lower955 m

Temperature1 to 12 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseDry

Mid1088 m

Temperature0 to 11 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseDry

Upper1210 m

Temperature-1 to 10 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseDry

Band temperatures are estimated from the canonical resort forecast using a standard 6.5 °C/km lapse rate; published freezing level and altitude-band fresh-snow forecasts remain direct forecast inputs.

Day 7SundayNov 8
60/100Fair
Light rain-2 to 11 °C0 cm weighted fresh snowConfidence Moderate
Snow45
Fresh snow55
Weather38
Visibility74
Wind100
  • + Wind should have little operational impact
  • − Rain is possible around mid-mountain level
  • − Snow support is limited on part of the terrain
Altitude-band detail
Lower955 m

Temperature-2 to 11 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseRain

Mid1088 m

Temperature-3 to 10 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseRain

Upper1210 m

Temperature-4 to 9 °C

Fresh snow0 cm

Precipitation phaseRain

Band temperatures are estimated from the canonical resort forecast using a standard 6.5 °C/km lapse rate; published freezing level and altitude-band fresh-snow forecasts remain direct forecast inputs.

How the Ski Decision score works

An explainable planning score, not a stored source metric.

The daily score combines Snow 25%, Fresh Snow 15%, Weather 20%, Visibility 15%, Wind 15%, Operation 10%. Missing inputs reduce confidence rather than automatically lowering the skiing score. Rain at ski altitude, strong wind and poor visibility are explicit penalties; fresh snow and a well-supported existing base are positive signals.

The overall score should be used together with official lift status, avalanche bulletins, closures and local safety guidance. It does not replace operational or avalanche information.