Weather &
snow condition
Weather at Merano 2000
Current weather data
Weather
Date Tu, 26.08.2025
outside temperature
14,8°
Perceived temperature
Wind speed
0,0
km/hWind direction N
Precipitation
0,0
mmHumidity 67%
Air pressure
967,2
mbSteady
Further development
Thursday will be unsettled. Clouds will predominate, the sun will only rarely appear and showers or thunderstorms can be expected throughout the day.Friday will still be changeable with lots of clouds and a few showers. As the day progresses, the clouds will clear in places.Saturday will be increasingly sunny. Morning showers will subside and the clouds will clear.On Sunday, the sun will often shine, with some cumuliform clouds developing in the afternoon.
© Weather service province Bozen-Bolzano
© Weather service province Bozen-Bolzano
29°
/ 16°Tu, 26.08.2025
27°
/ 16°We, 27.08.2025
24°
/ 13°Th, 28.08.2025
24°
/ 12°Fr, 29.08.2025
27°
/ 9°Sa, 30.08.2025
Snow report
Actual data snow height
Place
quantity sNOWFALL
last snowfall
current snow height
1.600 m - Falzeben in Avelengo
0 cm
74 cm
2.000 m - Summit station Piffing
0 cm
97 cm
2.300 m - Kesselberg
0 cm
137 cm
Avalanche reports
Always read the forecast before setting off
Mountains can be dangerous – even in and around a ski resort.
With many steep, wind scoured slopes and ridges at the far end of the ski resort, there are several danger zones at Merano 2000. Whenever the resort is open, a team of experts carries out a hazard analysis and decides whether any avalanches need to be triggered in a controlled setting. When the resort is closed, however, it is not possible to regularly check the terrain and trigger any potentially dangerous snowpack. During that time, all access to the ski resort is therefore strictly prohibited.
Whenever you leave the slopes, please be aware that you are entering into open, uncontrolled terrain – meaning that you should be both well-equipped and well-informed. All access is at your own risk and responsibility.
Please remember: Always carefully read the latest avalanche report and forecast before you set off!
With many steep, wind scoured slopes and ridges at the far end of the ski resort, there are several danger zones at Merano 2000. Whenever the resort is open, a team of experts carries out a hazard analysis and decides whether any avalanches need to be triggered in a controlled setting. When the resort is closed, however, it is not possible to regularly check the terrain and trigger any potentially dangerous snowpack. During that time, all access to the ski resort is therefore strictly prohibited.
Whenever you leave the slopes, please be aware that you are entering into open, uncontrolled terrain – meaning that you should be both well-equipped and well-informed. All access is at your own risk and responsibility.
Please remember: Always carefully read the latest avalanche report and forecast before you set off!
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