4°Day and temperature
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4°Day and temperature
SLF · ALBINA · Météo-France · Full attribution in the colophon
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Every region is painted with its avalanche danger level from the day’s bulletin, on the European five-step scale.
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Its name and danger level open here. Open it further for the day’s avalanche problems and the link to the full bulletin.
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The map shows one day at a time. Tap the date for a calendar of the season, coloured by the selected region’s danger.
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Search a region or resort by name. Locate centres the map on you. The number is your zoom: tap it to see what appears as you go closer.
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Switch the base map, choose what is drawn over it, and set how strongly the danger colours show.
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Four lists of what you have saved. Each one has a Show on the map switch. Sign in to keep them.
- Pins places and regions you follow
- Observations field reports, yours and others’
- Routes GPX tracks you upload
- Downloads maps you keep for use offline
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Tap ? to name every control on the map, and to ask any sheet what it shows. The tour is in there too.
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Find somewhere you ski to see what Snowdesk can tell you.
We’ve moved the map to , a past day with a full bulletin. Nothing here is today’s conditions.
Drag across the elevation profile below. The dot follows you along on the map. Move along the elevation profile below. The dot follows you along on the map.
Close up, the route changes colour to show the ground under it.
Each colour is the slope of the ground under your line. A measurement, not a safety verdict: it does not show the slopes above you.
- <30°
- 30°
- 35°
- 40°
- 45°+
Now try it with your own track
Upload a GPX and Snowdesk reads the slope under it and lays it against the day’s bulletin. The example is in the “?” menu if you want it again.
Continue with email to uploadType where you ski, or pick one of these.
Pin it and it waits at the top of search, one tap from its region’s bulletin. The guide is in the “?” menu if you want it again.
Now showing the bulletin's slopes
Close in, the region colour gives way to the slopes the bulletin's problems describe. Zoom out to see regions again.
Tap a region to download it
Region outlines only, no danger ratings
Route
Tap or drag the profile to view terrain data
- Skier's track
- Terrain slope
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Places
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Avalanche region
Map control
- The region you have selected and its danger on the day shown. Tap it for the day’s avalanche problems and the link to the full bulletin.
- Pin the selected region to follow it. Pinned regions are listed first when you search.
- Save the selected region’s map and bulletins to this device, so it opens without a signal.
- The map shows one day at a time. Tap the date for a calendar of the season, coloured by the selected region’s danger.
- Run through the season day by day, or press play to watch the danger change.
- Find a region or resort by name and go straight to it.
- Centre the map on where you are. Tap again to save the area around you for offline use.
- Pick the base map, choose what is drawn over it (resorts, pins, routes, weather, slope) and set how strongly the danger colours show.
- The places and regions you follow. Add a pin, and show or hide them on the map.
- Field reports: share what you saw, see your own, and show or hide everyone’s on the map.
- Upload a GPX track to see its slope, its profile and the day’s bulletin along it.
- The areas you have downloaded to use offline. Download a custom area, and see how much space they take on this device.
- Fold away your four lists to clear the map. Tap again to bring them back.
- Your zoom level. Tap it to see what the map shows as you go closer, and to zoom in or out.
- The danger scale, what each pin means, and where the map data comes from.
- Danger level for the whole region on this day
- Pin it to follow it, or save it offline
- Where it sits: country, area and sub-area
- Each problem, its timing and its own level
- Aspects and heights where the problem applies
- The place and the avalanche region it is in
- Danger level in that region on this day
- Save a resort, or share, rename or delete a pin of yours
- The week’s weather: tap a day to see it
- Onward: the full forecast, the resort, the bulletin
- The place this forecast is for
- The day’s weather as a symbol
- High and low, new snow and the strongest wind
- Freezing level and snowfall: the figures that change a plan
- Hour by hour: temperature, snow and wind through the day
- Length, climb and descent of the whole route
- The profile: drag along it to move the point on the map
- Skier’s track: how steep your line is at the point
- Terrain slope: how steep the ground around it is
- Plan a trip, share, rename or delete
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