Mountains & ski resorts

Live weather data and forecast for Sweden’s 17 largest ski resorts. The season usually runs from November to May — Riksgränsen stays open longest, into June.

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Norrland
Riksgränsen
Norrbottens län · 900 m
+8°
Snow depth: – cm
Abisko
Norrbottens län · 1170 m
+7°
Snow depth: – cm
Hemavan
Västerbottens län · 1135 m
+14°
Snow depth: – cm
Åre
Jämtlands län · 1420 m
+17°
Snow depth: – cm
Storlien
Jämtlands län · 895 m
+16°
Snow depth: – cm
Funäsdalen
Jämtlands län · 1110 m
+17°
Snow depth: – cm
Vemdalen
Jämtlands län · 1000 m
+19°
Snow depth: – cm
Svealand
Idre Fjäll
Dalarnas län · 890 m
+17°
Snow depth: – cm
Lindvallen
Dalarnas län · 850 m
+17°
Snow depth: – cm
Sälen
Dalarnas län · 950 m
+17°
Snow depth: – cm
Tandådalen
Dalarnas län · 840 m
+17°
Snow depth: – cm
Hundfjället
Dalarnas län · 870 m
+17°
Snow depth: – cm
Kläppen
Dalarnas län · 860 m
+17°
Snow depth: – cm
Stöten
Dalarnas län · 970 m
+17°
Snow depth: – cm
Tällberg
Dalarnas län · 290 m
+19°
Snow depth: – cm
Branäs
Värmlands län · 620 m
+19°
Snow depth: – cm
Romme Alpin
Dalarnas län · 495 m
+22°
Snow depth: – cm
About the data sources
Weather data from global weather models and SMHI
The mountain forecast comes from global weather models (14 days, high resolution) and is supplemented with SMHI warning data. Snow depth is reported by each ski resort — check their official pages for exact values. Note that the temperature is often 5–10°C lower at the top of the mountain than down in the village.
Official weather data from SMHI (Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute) · SMHI · Swedish Museum of Natural History · Trafikverket
Updated: 20:39