Fresh snow in the Pyrenees: 17 cm in 72 hours at Rasos de Peguera (3 November)

PyreneesPublished Tuesday 3 November 2026Data of 3 November2 min read

Rasos de Peguera got 17 cm of new snow in the last 72 hours, 17 cm of it in the last 24 hours. It now has about 13 cm on its upper slopes, according to our snow model.

New snow in the last 72 hours in the Pyrenees, up to 3 November 2026 (SnowScope snow model).

Where the fresh snow fell

Elsewhere, Estació d'esquí Port del Comte and Masella got 14 cm and 10 cm in the last 72 hours.

40 of 53 resorts in the Pyrenees have snow on their upper slopes today, and our model counts 3,970 km² of snow-covered ground.

Key numbers · 3 November
Resort	Snow depth	New snow, 72 h	Coming, next days	Top
Rasos de Peguera	13 cm	17 cm	4 cm	2,036 m
Estació d'esquí Port del Comte	10 cm	14 cm	5 cm	2,122 m
Masella	15 cm	10 cm	4 cm	2,509 m

Measured on the ground

The Cadí Nord (2.145 m) - Prat d'Aguiló station (2,145 m) measured 2 cm of snow on the ground on 2 November, with 1 cm of new snow in 24 hours. The Cadí Nord (2.145 m) - Prat d'Aguiló station (2,145 m) measured 2 cm of snow on the ground on 2 November, with 1 cm of new snow in 24 hours.

Keep in mind: resort values come from our snow model and describe an area, while stations measure one point.

Past days (model)Forecast

New snow per day at the leading resorts (past days from the model, light bars = forecast).

Height, slopes and snow line

Height matters: at Rasos de Peguera, our model gives 7 cm at the top (2,036 m), 7 cm at mid-mountain (1,931 m) and 4 cm at the base (1,826 m).

At Rasos de Peguera, the freezing level reaches 1,600 m to 2,220 m on 5 November, above the top of the resort (2,036 m): rain or wet snow is possible on every slope that day.

The next days

Until 6 November, our forecast gives 5 cm at Estació d'esquí Port del Comte, 4 cm at Rasos de Peguera and 4 cm at Masella.

Forecasts a few days ahead can change: look at the map again the day before you travel.

Safety and avalanche level

After fresh snow, wind builds drifts on sheltered slopes. Off-piste, the first days after a snowfall need the most care.

Tips for skiers

Fresh snow is best in the first hours after it stops: go early, before the sun and the crowds.
Look for snow high up and on north-facing slopes: they keep it longest, while south-facing slopes lose it first in the sun.
Before you ski off-piste or go touring, read the official avalanche bulletin (links below).
Snow on the map does not mean a resort is open: check lifts and opening dates on the resort's website.
Get a powder alert in the SnowScope app to know when Rasos de Peguera gets fresh snow.

About these numbers

Resort snow depths are the deepest snow on the resort's upper slopes from the SnowScope snow model (about 1 km, run of 3 November); they are estimates for an area, not a measurement at one point. Station values are measurements on the date shown. Forecasts can change. Always read the official avalanche bulletin before going off-piste.

Official avalanche bulletins: Météo-France / Meteocat / AEMET

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