Asia Snow Report Apr 24: Myoko Kogen Impresses

Topping the SnowSure rankings today, Hakuba and Happo-One in Japan both boast fair conditions with a minimal snow base of 1cm and a modest forecast. Shiga Kogen stands out with a more substantial 58cm base, promising better terrain quality. Kiroro and Myoko Kogen, while having limited snow, are still viable options for avid skiers. Comparatively, Japan leads with more consistent snow cover than India, providing varied terrains suitable for all skill levels. The current snow base ensures that while some areas may be challenging, dedicated skiers will still find enjoyment.

In the last 24 hours, no significant snowfall has been recorded across Asia, leaving powder enthusiasts longing for fresh tracks. Despite the lack of new snow, Shiga Kogen's 58cm base provides the best opportunity for powder skiing today. Storm activity is currently minimal, suggesting a calm weather period for skiers planning their next adventure.

Looking ahead, Shiga Kogen tops the 14-day forecast with an expected 8cm of new snow, followed closely by Tomamu with 7cm. Kiroro and Furano are both anticipating 4cm, offering hopeful prospects for future powder days. For those planning their trips, keeping an eye on these forecasts will help ensure optimal skiing experiences over the next two weeks.

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