The winter, wrapped

Febbio

The 2025/26 ski season

November 2025 to April 2026

Lean season
56cm of snowEvery flake counted.

Febbio saw 56cm of snow across the 2025/26 season, down 35% on last winter, with 1 fewer powder day than last year. That puts it 28th snowiest of the last 31 winters.

0
powder daysmornings over 15cm, worth setting an alarm for.
9cm
biggest single daythe mountain reset overnight on 25 Dec 2025.
97cm
deepest snowpackmodelled at mid-mountain height on 19 Feb 2026.
18cm
snowiest monthDecember 2025 stole the show.
18cm
best weekseven days from 24 Dec 2025.
50%
of a typical winter's snowfall. A leaner year than usual.

Snow reliability

64/100
GoodTypically about 118 ski days a season, declining by 16 days per decade.

Snowfall by season

The 28th snowiest of the last 31 winters.

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Snowfall by month

December was an early-season standout, with 32% of the season's snow.

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Planning the winter ahead? See when Febbio is quietest, week by week.

Corrected for height: our long-range snow record uses weather-model ground about 500 m below the lifts, adjusted to the lifts' mid height with a simple snowpack model, so treat depths here as an estimate.

Modelled base-altitude snowfall from ERA5 reanalysis (Copernicus), EM Snow archive. The grid sits near resort base, not the summit, so treat totals as a valley-level estimate.

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