Otago
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Snow in Otago
How much snow did Otago ski resorts get? Find the latest snow reports for Otago mountains, updated daily throughout the winter season with new snow totals for the last day or three days. See Otago ski resorts' open/closed operating status, upper mountain and lower mountain base depths, number of open lifts, and total amount of open acreage. Click the weather icon for a detailed weather forecast of any Otago ski resort or visit a resort’s “Full Report” for additional snow report information. Select the blue camera icon to view webcams of today's ski conditions, and click any Otago resort name for ski area stats and overview. Click Add to Compare to see a side-by-side comparison of up to 10 ski resorts at a time. Otago snow reports are sourced directly from the ski resorts and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
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