There is 5cm of new snow at the base area. It is currently snowing very lightly with a slight breeze.

Things never really got going yesterday and the lifts were shut down before they got going due to the wind.

Look above and you will see brilliant blue sky. Conditions like this usually mean it is cold.

There has been good accumulation of new snow on the ground since yesterday, and this has measured as 7cm.

A snow front arrived late afternoon and dumped big time for a few hours.

There was a burst of snow in the late afternoon yesterday and it has left a very light dry layer of 6cm of new snow at base level.

It will be cloudy this morning and then we should see some sun in the afternoon.

The has been 5cm of fresh snow overnight and it is very powdery.

Morning, 3cm of snow at base and the resort reporting 8cm at higher elevations.

It is a clear morning and will be sunny today. There has been 6cm of fresh snow overnight and it is a little heavier than than the typical powder we would expect at this time of year.

There is another 9cm of new snow to report this morning at village level.

At last a good dump of snow to reset conditions and provide powder conditions across the mountain.

It is a true bluebird morning with brilliantly clear sky. Clear sky like this in the morning means a cold start to the day, and it is -17c as I write this.

There was quite an extended period of snow flurries yesterday which added a nice layer of snow on the trails and was around 5cm on the upper mountain.