Snowfall & Ski Weather: PowDr

About this app

Note: at this time PowDr only supports ski resorts in USA and Canada. PowDr helps you answer one simple question fast: where should I ski today? PowDr shows recent snowfall and short-term forecasts for ski resorts in US/Canada, so you can stop juggling all the weather data in your head. Whether you’re chasing powder, planning a weekend trip, or just curious what fell overnight, PowDr gives you the signal without the noise. What PowDr Does: • Recent Snowfall & Forecasts - View snowfall totals for today, yesterday, the past 7 days, and forecasted snow for the next 12 hours — all powered by Apple WeatherKit. • Smart Sorting - Sort resorts by snowfall, distance, or name. Enable Location to see what’s closest, or browse by region if you’re planning ahead. • Powerful Filters - Narrow results by country, region, state or province, ski pass (Epic, Ikon, Indy), minimum vertical drop, and maximum distance. • Location-Aware - Turn on Location to unlock distance-based sorting and filtering. Prefer not to? PowDr still works without it. • Fast & Focused - No social feeds. No ads. No hype. Just the data you actually care about when deciding where to ski. PowDr is made by an independent developer, skier, and lifelong weather nerd who wanted a faster, clearer way to compare ski conditions across resorts. The goal isn’t to predict precise snow amounts — it’s to compare relative snow amounts between resorts to help you make better calls with the data available. If you spot missing resorts, incorrect data, or have ideas to make PowDr better, you can contact support directly from the app. PowDr doesn’t promise powder. It just helps you find it. Privacy Policy: https://catspaw-systems.com/PowDrPrivacy.html Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Bug fixes and improvements

Momentum comes from crawler snapshots for the tracked storefront. “Viral growth signal” means unusually fast recent rating gains; it is an indicator, not download data.

1. First observed Aug 23, 2026 · 6:30 PM Free