Norefjell recorded 31cm of fresh snow. Nearby Buskerud centres and Skeikampen in Innlandet saw mid-teens falls.
Norefjell took top billing on Monday, registering 31cm of fresh snow across its higher terrain. Located in Buskerud, the resort stands out for both depth and coverage today, with the higher pistes and wind-sheltered lines carrying the bulk of the new snow. Lift-served terrain should show a clear fresh layer, and tracked slopes will be noticeably softer than before.
The rest of the action stayed close by. Skeikampen Alpinsenter in Innlandet picked up 18cm, while Hallingskarvet and Uvdal in Buskerud each recorded 15cm. Those mid-teens falls are enough to give groomed runs a fresh top coat and to create pockets of deeper snow off-piste, especially in lee slopes and gullies. Norefjell remains the standout for depth, but Skeikampen’s 18cm makes it the best bet outside Buskerud for a locally significant refresh. Across these lifts, expect variable coverage lower down, with the most consistent accumulations above the tree line and in sheltered terrain.
These amounts suggest a short window of soft, renewable snow through the next one or two days, particularly at higher elevations where the fresh layer is thickest. Groomers will settle and firm slightly as crews work them, while untracked lines should retain the new layer until wind or sun affects exposure. With accumulations concentrated in the higher zones, take care on lower, exposed runs where the cover is thinner. This is a local, early-season refresh rather than a region-wide dump, but it gives several resorts a genuine boost for conditions over the immediate term.