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Cerro Mirador (Punta Arenas)

Patagonia · Chile

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60°Feels 60°
0"New snow
Wind
4%Precip chance

Snow Report

0″
Base Depth
0″
24h New Snow
0″
48h New Snow
→ Stable
7-Day Trend
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Trails Open
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Lifts Open
Bluebird
Expect clear bluebird skies alongside breezy conditions.
Warming trend
Outlook

Updated · Source: open_meteo

5-Day Forecast

Fri
AM
48°
PM
60°
EVE
56°
Sat
AM
56°
PM
59°
EVE
55°

Via Open-Meteo · Updated hourly

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About Cerro Mirador (Punta Arenas)

Cerro Mirador (Punta Arenas) is a ski resort in Patagonia, Chile. Snow figures on this page are weather-model estimates, not ground-sensor readings.

The measured base depth is 0 inches. Sensor history shows the snowpack has held steady over the past week.

Frequently Asked

How much snow does Cerro Mirador (Punta Arenas) have right now?
Cerro Mirador (Punta Arenas) has a measured base depth of 0 inches. The figures are weather-model estimates, updated every six hours.
What are the ski conditions at Cerro Mirador (Punta Arenas) today?
Expect clear bluebird skies alongside breezy conditions.
Where does Cerro Mirador (Punta Arenas)'s snow data come from?
Cerro Mirador (Punta Arenas) has no NRCS telemetry station, so depth and new-snow figures here are weather-model estimates (Open-Meteo), updated every six hours. They are a good storm signal but will not match an on-the-ground measurement exactly.

More on how these numbers are measured: www.peakcam.io/methodology