Thin pickings: the week to 10 Aug 2026 in snow
A dry, settled week across the 184 resorts we track, averaging 0 cm.
- Resorts sampled
- 184
- Average new snow
- 0 cm
- Forecast next 7 days
- 0 cm
- Trend
- thin
How the week played out
Our weekly look at where the snow actually landed. Between 4 to 10 August 2026, the 184 resorts in the Slope Scout database averaged 0 cm of new snowfall.
Nothing much moved. The best total anywhere on our list was 0 cm at Val Thorens.
The national picture
There is no league table worth printing this week: not one country in the database recorded a measurable average. That is normal for this point in the calendar, when the only lift-served snow in Europe sits on the glaciers.
The high glacier resorts are usually the first to register when the pattern breaks, so those are the pages to keep an eye on.
The week ahead
The forecast puts the next seven days at 0 cm on average. Cover is on the thin side and the outlook does not change that much.
Nothing in the coming week's forecast suggests a change: no resort on our list is due a fall worth travelling for. We will keep checking every week.
How we put this together
Every figure here comes from Open-Meteo's mountain weather model, sampled at the coordinates we hold for each resort and totalled over the seven days to 10 Aug 2026. Snowfall is modelled rather than measured on the hill, so treat it as a comparison between resorts rather than a reading from a snow stake. The words are ours.