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.
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.