Corvatsch recorded 40cm of new snow, with Diavolezza-Lagalb close behind at 36cm, both in Graubünden and with snow still incoming.
Corvatsch-Furtschellas leads today’s Storm Watch with 40cm of fresh snow reported in Graubünden. That is a meaningful return for late October, and it matters because Corvatsch’s high terrain and north-facing runs concentrate what falls into skiable pockets. Reports list Incoming Snow, so accumulations are still building and upper faces and wind-loaded bowls are where the deepest layers will be found.
Diavolezza-Lagalb follows with 36cm, also in Graubünden. Both sites sit among the highest, lift-served zones in the eastern Swiss Alps, which explains why they dominate this update. Only two resorts qualified in today’s bulletin; the rest of the network did not post comparable totals. Taken together, the figures point to a focused, high-elevation event rather than a broad Alpine dump, with Graubünden the clear beneficiary of the current pulse of precipitation.
Both resorts carry an Incoming Snow status, which suggests precipitation is ongoing at the time of these reports. That keeps fresh tracks available into the next day, though wind and precipitation intensity will dictate where the best pockets accumulate and where visibility will be an issue. For now the picture is straightforward: high, northerly faces in eastern Switzerland hold the prize, and those locations are most likely to show the clean, untracked lines that follow an overnight build.