UPDATED: Snow cover begins to reduce at European snow resorts

Ski resorts maintain good snow cover with a mixture of fresh powder and spring conditions prevailing.

Alpe d’Huez in France maintains solid snow cover with depths reaching around 300 centimetres at the upper slopes and 126 centimetres at the base. Spring snow conditions prevail with freeze thaw cycles as temperatures rise during the day. Skiers enjoy good coverage on main pistes especially higher up while the resort experiences mostly sunny spells and mild weather. Light rain may affect lower areas in the coming days with a chance of a small amount of new snow higher up later in the week but no major changes disrupt the current reliable late season pack.
Arinsal in Andorra has closed for the season with no open slopes or lifts. Any remaining snow cover melts under warmer spring conditions and the resort shifts focus to summer activities. No fresh snowfall occurs in the immediate forecast and temperatures climb into the teens or higher during the day.
Bansko in Bulgaria reports limited or patchy snow cover as the season ends with the resort closed. Earlier snow depths of around 200 centimetres at the summit have diminished and warmer temperatures bring rain rather than significant new snow. The weather stays mostly dry with occasional cloud and daytime highs around 15 to 20 degrees Celsius so no substantial winter conditions return soon.
Kitzbühel in Austria shows reduced snow cover with depths around 75 centimetres higher up and less at lower levels as the resort winds down operations. Spring conditions feature wet snow or slush on any remaining open areas amid mild temperatures. The forecast indicates little new snow in the next few days though a chance of light precipitation arrives later with continued warming.
Lermoos in Austria has closed its ski area with minimal or no operational snow cover remaining. Any base snow melts quickly under rising spring temperatures that reach double figures during the day. The outlook brings mostly fair weather with a possibility of light snow or rain at higher elevations but nothing significant alters the transition out of winter.
Livigno in Italy benefits from good remaining snow cover thanks to its high altitude with around 95 centimetres at upper levels and less in the village. The resort keeps many lifts and pistes open into early May under spring snow conditions. Temperatures stay cool enough overnight for freeze thaw while daytime warmth brings sunny spells. Little fresh snow arrives in the short term but the pack holds well overall.
Saalbach in Austria experiences thinning snow cover as spring advances with the area largely transitioning away from full winter operations. Any remaining snow turns to wet or slushy conditions under milder temperatures and increased sunshine. Forecasts show limited new snowfall with rain possible at lower elevations so conditions soften further.
Saint Anton am Arlberg in Austria has variable late season snow with coverage better at higher elevations but affected by warming. Spring skiing features corn snow during the day as temperatures rise. The coming days bring mostly settled weather with little precipitation expected though overnight freezes help maintain quality where snow persists.
Saint Johann in Tirol in Austria sees reduced snow levels typical for mid April with the resort moving towards summer. Remaining snow melts under warmer days and the forecast holds mostly dry and fair with temperatures climbing. No notable new snow appears in the near outlook.
Sauze d’Oulx in Italy maintains decent high altitude snow cover for late season with spring conditions dominating. Pistes stay skiable higher up despite daytime warming that creates softer snow. The weather remains settled with sunshine and mild temperatures while any precipitation stays light and does not add much fresh cover.
Soldeu in Andorra has ended its ski season with slopes closed and snow cover diminishing rapidly in the warmth. The area prepares for other activities as temperatures increase and no new snow features in the forecasts.
Val d’Isère in France holds strong snow cover at its higher elevations supporting continued skiing with good depths on upper runs. Spring snow offers enjoyable corn conditions during the day while nights bring freezes. Mild weather with sunny intervals prevails and only minor chances of light snow or rain appear later without major disruption.
Val Thorens in France enjoys reliable late season snow thanks to its altitude with solid coverage across much of the area. Skiers find spring snow that softens in the sun but remains skiable. The forecast features mostly clear or partly cloudy skies with warming temperatures and little new snowfall expected soon.
Westendorf and Söll in the SkiWelt area of Austria report thinning snow as the season concludes with limited coverage at lower levels. Higher parts retain some spring snow but warming brings slushier conditions. Weather stays fair with rising temperatures and minimal precipitation so the transition to green slopes accelerates.
Zell am See in Austria has patchy snow remaining with better conditions higher on the glacier if accessible but overall coverage decreases. Spring weather warms the area with daytime sunshine and the outlook shows little fresh snow while melt continues.