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Weekly Snow News for Japan, updated 4th February 2026: Snowpack passes six metres at Seki Onsen as storms continue.
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Sugarbush at 1260 m höjd
Utfärdat av Snow-Forecast.com på: 12 am (lokal tid) / 05 Feb 2026
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max °C | -14 | -15 | -12 | -11 | -11 | -12 | -12 | -15 | -22 | -25 | -24 | -23 | -24 | -20 | -16 | -14 |
min °C | -16 | -16 | -13 | -12 | -12 | -12 | -12 | -19 | -24 | -26 | -24 | -24 | -25 | -24 | -17 | -16 |
-28 | -28 | -23 | -18 | -20 | -22 | -22 | -32 | -41 | -43 | -42 | -41 | -42 | -41 | -31 | -29 | |
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Kommande 0-3dagarnas väderöversikt:
Ett lätt täcke utav nysnö, som faller mestadels på lör morgon. Extremt kallt (max -11°C på tors kväll, min -24°C på lör eftermiddag). ökande vindar (stilla på tors kväll, risk för storm från NNV senast lör eftermiddag).
Kommande 4-6dagarnas väderöversikt:
En bepudring av nysnö. Det kommer att bli många minusgrader (max -9°C på tis kväll, min -26°C på lör kväll). minskande vindar (risk för storm från NNV på lör kväll, friska vindar från Norr senast tis eftermiddag).
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| Top snow depth: | 122 cm |
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| Bottom snow depth: | 46 cm |
| Fresh snowfall depth: | 5 cm |
| Last snowfall: | 3 Feb 2026 |
Other resorts in USA - Vermont are reporting: powder (2) / good piste (8)
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Vecka1 iFebruary har i medeltal:
0.5 | Bluebird Pudersnö-dagar Nysnö, mest soligt, lätt vind. |
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1.7 | Pudersnö-dagar Nysnö, halvsoligt, växlande vindar. |
1.4 | Bluebird dagar Genomsnittlig snö, mest soligt, lätt vind. |
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Other resorts in USA - Vermont are reporting: powder (2) / good piste (8)
Tabellen ovanför visar väderprognosen förSugarbush vid1260 mhöjd. Våra avancerade vädermodeller tillåter oss att ge väderprognoser för toppen, mitten och botten utav backarna vid Sugarbush. För att se vädret vid andra höjder, använd tabbnavigeraren ovanför tabellen. För en mera omfattande väderprognos, kolla in väderkartan för United States.
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Visitor Reviews of Sugarbush
Övergripande 4.1 Baserat på 10 röster och 10 recensioner
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- Bill Tarkulich from United States writes:
Sugarbush is arguably the best "Skier's Mountain" in the Northeast. I first came here about 25 years ago and was struck by how the operation was geared around the skier. While they've grown, they have stayed close to their roots. When one says they have "something for everyone", here we're not talking about one run for this, one run for that. How about an entire mountain just for natural snow lovers? How about Mt. Ellen which offers reasonably priced tickets, with a smaller, somewhat remote, laid back atmosphere? How about a lodge where they actually have a storage area and very large eating area all at ground level? Skiers that come here know what they are, and Sugarbush does not make an attempt to change you. You can still find a lot of "Old School" trails - if you know what I mean, I don't have to tell you. Sure, Sugarbush has many of the accoutrements of a large area: shopping, dining and real estate, but in an appropriate scale. Sorry, no "Guest services" staff lurking about to direct you to the Bogner store. Safe? You bet. No pimpleheads stealing skis from the racks. The development has been steady but slow. They manage their finances well and don't dream big with money they don't have. They have an extremely friendly and helpful relationship with Mad River Glen right down the road. I believe they also give back to the community in large ways such as donating an old lift. The nearby town of Waitsfield is not your shopper's mecca, but it has everything a skier could want, with plenty of dining options. New England the way it was. The trails are a dream. Plenty of groomers at all levels, plenty of natural. Relax or engaged, it's your choice. Stowe used to be an annual stop for me, but no longer. It's too predictable, and become far more corporate. I now spend several days a year at Sugarbush and Mad River. It's a delight to have three peaks, plus Middlebury all nearby.
Visitor Reviews of Sugarbush
Bill Tarkulich from United States writes:
Sugarbush is arguably the best "Skier's Mountain" in the Northeast. I first came here about 25 years ago and was struck by how the operation was geared around the skier. While they've grown, they have stayed close to their roots. When one says they have "something for everyone", here we're not talking about one run for this, one run for that. How about an entire mountain just for natural snow lovers? How about Mt. Ellen which offers reasonably priced tickets, with a smaller, somewhat remote, laid back atmosphere? How about a lodge where they actually have a storage area and very large eating area all at ground level? Skiers that come here know what they are, and Sugarbush does not make an attempt to change you. You can still find a lot of "Old School" trails - if you know what I mean, I don't have to tell you. Sure, Sugarbush has many of the accoutrements of a large area: shopping, dining and real estate, but in an appropriate scale. Sorry, no "Guest services" staff lurking about to direct you to the Bogner store. Safe? You bet. No pimpleheads stealing skis from the racks. The development has been steady but slow. They manage their finances well and don't dream big with money they don't have. They have an extremely friendly and helpful relationship with Mad River Glen right down the road. I believe they also give back to the community in large ways such as donating an old lift. The nearby town of Waitsfield is not your shopper's mecca, but it has everything a skier could want, with plenty of dining options. New England the way it was. The trails are a dream. Plenty of groomers at all levels, plenty of natural. Relax or engaged, it's your choice. Stowe used to be an annual stop for me, but no longer. It's too predictable, and become far more corporate. I now spend several days a year at Sugarbush and Mad River. It's a delight to have three peaks, plus Middlebury all nearby.
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