Snow Report Screensaver
The Snow Report screensaver is a snow-stake board for ski resorts worldwide — including Whistler, Banff and Mont-Tremblant — showing fresh snowfall and conditions live from the key-less Open-Meteo API. It's free, runs in your browser, and ESC exits.
Live preview
Press ESC to leave fullscreen. Settings are saved in your browser only.
How the Snow Report screensaver works
The saver asks Open-Meteo for today's snowfall, temperature and conditions at a built-in list of ski resorts, Canadian resorts first.
It lays them out as a board ranked by fresh snow, each resort with a snow bar, its temperature and a weather icon.
Powder days rise to the top, so you can see where it's dumping at a glance.
Switch between centimetres and inches; it refreshes through the day.
A worked example
On a storm day Whistler Blackcomb tops the board with +22cm of fresh snow at -4°, Revelstoke and Niseko close behind, while drier resorts sit quietly near the bottom.
Settings & tips
- Units switches between centimetres and inches.
- Refresh sets how often the readings update.
- Background sets the board backdrop.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the snow data live?
- Yes. Today's snowfall and conditions for every resort come live from Open-Meteo and refresh through the day.
- Which resorts are shown?
- A worldwide spread led by Canadian resorts — Whistler, Lake Louise, Mont-Tremblant and Revelstoke — plus Alps, Rockies and Japan.
- Is this an official resort report?
- No. It's a weather-model snowfall snapshot for ambiance, not an official groomed-runs report from the resort.
- Does it need a key?
- No. Open-Meteo is free and key-less; the saver only needs an internet connection.
- Is it free?
- Yes — free, no download, in your browser.