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Forecast: Open-Meteo · updated 8:05 pm GMT+1. Inches. Estimates.
Snow by elevation
ProSummit, mid and base snow for each day, plus the freezing level.
See snow by elevation with ProAs of 8:25 pm GMT+1, Stoke scores Zermatt 45 out of 100 today, with 0 in of new snow in 24 hours (Open-Meteo forecast), light summit wind (2.9 mph) and moderate crowds (Stoke estimate). The Open-Meteo forecast for the next 3 days: 0 in of snow, highs of 27–31°F.
Today
Maybe. No new snow and light wind.
Forecast: Open-Meteo · updated 8:05 pm GMT+1. Inches. Estimates.
Summit, mid and base snow for each day, plus the freezing level.
See snow by elevation with ProAs of 8:25 pm GMT+1. Snow numbers come from public forecasts and snowpack stations, not the resort’s own report. For the resort’s snow report and open terrain, see the official site.
Forecast from Open-Meteo, updated 8:05 PM GMT+1.
Weather data by Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0)
Directions to Zermatt. Check local road conditions and chain rules before you go.
Stoke’s crowd estimate from the day of the week, holidays, new snow and road delays. Not a live count.
Zermatt is open for the season.
Lifts, hours and tickets: official site.
Runs that fit today’s wind, snow, sun and crowds.
Ideas from forecast wind, snow and sun, not live lift or run status. Check the resort for what’s open and follow closures and patrol. Run map © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Runs by difficulty: 31 easier, 85 more difficult, 16 most difficult.
Official site for lifts, hours and tickets.
Weather outside the US and Canada comes from public forecast models (Open-Meteo). Shown in °F and inches. Mountain data: OpenStreetMap.
For the backcountry around Zermatt, read the official European Avalanche Warning Services forecast. Stoke doesn’t rate avalanche danger.
Maybe. The base is thin, with an estimated 2.4 in mid-mountain and 0 in at the base, so expect limited terrain and a few rocky spots. Wind is light and temperatures are cold, so go in the late morning once the trails are groomed and stay on the upper runs.
Yes, Zermatt is open for the 2026–27 season (opened November 1, 2026). Lift and terrain status is on the resort's official site.
0 in of new snow in the last 24 hours (Open-Meteo forecast) and 0 in over 48 hours (Open-Meteo forecast), as of 8:25 pm GMT+1. Base depth: 0 in (Open-Meteo model, estimate).
Forecast from Open-Meteo, updated 8:05 PM GMT+1. Today: mixed, high 31°, low 25°, 0 in of snow; Sat: cloudy, high 27°, low 20°, 0 in of snow; Sun: sunny, high 28°, low 21°, 0 in of snow. The rest of the week is in the Stoke app.
Stoke estimates moderate crowds today, as of 8:25 pm GMT+1. This is an estimate from the day of the week, holidays, new snow and road delays, not a live count.
The best window today looks like 8:00 am GMT+1 to 4:00 pm GMT+1, based on the hourly wind, visibility and temperature forecast.
Zermatt is on the Ikon Pass for 2026–27, per the official pass sites. Some partners limit days, so check your pass.
Summit 12,704 ft, base 5,114 ft, vertical 7,590 ft, mapped runs 132, mapped lifts 63. Mapped runs by difficulty: 31 easier, 85 more difficult, 16 most difficult. From OpenStreetMap map data.
Updated 8:25 pm GMT+1. Scores are estimates. How scores work
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