Around the world: Mid-spring snow adorns the Alps in its most beautiful form, with more expected in the coming days.

Arab Weather - Large areas of central Europe are affected by a cold wave and the formation of a low-pressure system accompanied by heavy rain and thunderstorms. Heavy snow has also fallen and accumulated in large thicknesses over the European Alps, due to the coldness of the various layers of the atmosphere and the great height of these mountain ranges above sea level.

A scene of snowfall and accumulation over the Alps:

The Arab Weather Center's dedicated team has captured several video clips showing the Alps being hit by heavy snowfall, accumulating to a considerable thickness. We must remember that we are still in the middle of spring.

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Resorts are closed, transport has been severely affected by a Level 5 avalanche risk in places.

Updated: https://t.co/QpXyP3wY5u pic.twitter.com/JFXGujARnp

— PlanetSKI Snow News (@planetski) April 17, 2025

Heavy snowfall continues in the upper Susa Valley. This is at the Hotel Ciao Pais, located in the municipality of Sauze d'Oulx (TO) in the Italian Alps pic.twitter.com/sWb9Ftr30Q

— Volcaholic (@volcaholic1) April 17, 2025

Wow!! Boat loads of snow in Val-d'Isère in Savoie in the French Alps near the Italian border this morning pic.twitter.com/u6xwZByKvq

— Volcaholic (@volcaholic1) April 17, 2025

24 hours of snow in the Alps!
This was flat, and there was zero snow when it started.
More than a meter and counting!!
pic.twitter.com/kZ7vqPgOoF

— Michelle Kosinski (@MichLKosinski) April 17, 2025

Snowfall will increase in the Alps in the coming days, God willing.

Meteorologists at the Arab Weather Regional Center said that the latest advanced computer outputs indicate an increase in the flow of cold winds across various layers of the atmosphere in the coming days. Heavy rains, sometimes accompanied by thunderstorms, and large hail are expected to fall on several countries in western, central, and southern Europe, including the Balkans. This will increase the risk of flash floods and torrential rains.

Snowfall is expected to increase in the European Alps in the coming days.

In the same context, advanced computer outputs indicate an increasing vulnerability of the Alps. As temperatures drop across the various layers of the atmosphere, and given the unique nature of the Alps, which are more than 3,000 meters above sea level, the density of snowfall increases, leading to snow thicknesses ranging between one and two meters on some towering peaks.

And God knows best.