Stay prepared for changing weather conditions with SnowReport, a modern desktop weather companion built for accurate forecasting, winter weather tracking, precipitation monitoring, and air quality insights. Whether you are checking conditions before a daily commute, planning an outdoor trip, or following snowfall across mountain areas, SnowReport brings essential weather information together in one clean and easy-to-use experience.
15-Day Weather Forecast
Plan your days with an extended 15-day weather forecast. View daily temperature trends, highs and lows, feels-like temperatures, humidity, atmospheric pressure, and other important weather details to better understand upcoming conditions.
Snow and Rain Tracking
Keep a close eye on winter precipitation with detailed snow and rain information. Monitor snowfall accumulation, snow base depth, precipitation probability, and expected rain or snow conditions. Automated weather alerts help you stay informed when conditions change.
Interactive Weather Radar
Explore current weather conditions with interactive radar and map layers. Switch between precipitation, cloud cover, wind speed, and snow radar views to understand what is happening around your selected location.
Air Quality Monitoring
Check current air quality with US EPA AQI information. SnowReport provides AQI ratings along with PM2.5 and PM10 pollutant details, health guidance, and nearby monitoring station information, helping you make informed outdoor plans.
Mountain and Elevation Forecasts
SnowReport is designed for more than city weather. Follow conditions around mountain peaks, ski resorts, mountain passes, and valleys with forecast information that accounts for elevation. Mean sea level (MSL) elevation data provides additional context when comparing weather conditions across different locations.
Flexible Temperature and Unit Settings
Choose the measurement system that works best for you. Switch between metric and imperial units, including Celsius and Fahrenheit, for a more comfortable and personalized weather experience.
Modern Fluent Design
SnowReport features a clean interface inspired by modern Fluent Design principles. Weather information is organized for quick access, making it easy to check forecasts, radar conditions, snowfall, and air quality without unnecessary complexity.
From winter storms and snowfall to everyday weather changes and air quality conditions, SnowReport gives you the information you need to plan ahead with confidence.
SnowReport Tutorial: How to Track Weather, Snow, Rain, Radar and Air Quality
SnowReport makes it easy to check current weather conditions, follow snowfall and rainfall, explore weather maps, and monitor air quality from your desktop. Whether you are planning a mountain trip, checking conditions before a commute, or simply keeping an eye on changing weather, the app brings important information into one simple dashboard.
This step-by-step SnowReport tutorial explains how to use the main features and get the most from the app.
Step 1: Search for Your Location
When you open SnowReport, the first thing you can do is search for a location.
- Find the Search box at the top of the Home screen.
- Enter the name of a city, town, mountain area, or destination.
- Select the location you want to check.
- SnowReport will display the available weather information for that location.
- You can also use My Location to check weather based on your current location.
You can search for places you visit regularly, such as your home city, travel destination, ski resort, or mountain pass.
Step 2: Check Current Weather Conditions
The main dashboard gives you a quick overview of the selected location.
At the top of the screen, you can see:
- Current temperature
- Weather condition
- Feels-like temperature
- Humidity
- Wind speed
- Elevation
- Atmospheric pressure
- Last update time
This makes the Home screen useful when you want to quickly answer a simple question: What is the weather like right now?
For example, before leaving for work or heading outdoors, you can check the temperature, wind, and humidity without opening several different sections.
Step 3: Check Snowfall and Rainfall
SnowReport also provides dedicated precipitation information directly on the Home screen.
Look at the four information cards below the current weather section.
24H Snow
The 24H Snow card shows recent snowfall accumulation for the selected location.
This can be especially useful when checking winter destinations, mountain areas, and places where snowfall conditions can change quickly.
24H Rain
The 24H Rain card displays recent rainfall information. This gives you a quick idea of how much rain has been recorded during the selected period.
Base Depth
The Base Depth section helps you monitor snow depth at locations where snow conditions are important.
Current Temperature
The Current Temp card provides another quick view of the latest temperature without requiring you to return to the main weather panel.
Step 4: View the 15-Day Snow and Rain Forecast
One of the most useful features in SnowReport is the 15-Day Precipitation Forecast.
This section gives you a visual overview of expected snow and rain across the upcoming days.
To use it:
- Open the Home screen.
- Scroll to the 15-Day Precipitation Forecast.
- Look at the daily timeline.
- Check the precipitation values shown above the bars.
- Compare upcoming days to see when rain or snow is expected.
- Use the information to plan outdoor activities, travel, or winter trips.
The visual chart makes it easier to spot periods with higher precipitation without reading through a long list of weather data.
Step 5: Explore the Weather Map
SnowReport includes an interactive Map section for exploring weather conditions around your selected location.
To open it:
- Select Map from the left navigation menu.
- Find your selected location on the map.
- Zoom in or out to explore the surrounding area.
- Switch between available weather layers.
- Check precipitation, snow, cloud, or wind information where available.
Weather maps are particularly helpful when you want to understand what is happening beyond a single city or forecast point.
For example, you can use the map to see whether precipitation is approaching your area or compare conditions between nearby locations.
Step 6: Check the Detailed Weather Forecast
For a closer look at upcoming conditions, select Forecast from the sidebar.
Depending on the selected location, the forecast can help you review information such as:
- Daily temperatures
- High and low temperatures
- Feels-like temperatures
- Humidity
- Atmospheric pressure
- Precipitation conditions
- Upcoming weather trends
Instead of checking the weather only on the day of an activity, you can use the extended forecast to plan several days ahead.
Step 7: Monitor Air Quality
Weather is only part of outdoor planning. SnowReport also includes Air Quality information.
To check air quality:
- Select Air Quality from the sidebar.
- Review the current AQI information.
- Check available PM2.5 and PM10 readings.
- Review the displayed health guidance.
- Look at nearby monitoring information when available.
This can help you make more informed decisions about spending time outdoors, especially when air quality conditions are less favorable.
Step 8: Review Health Advisories
SnowReport also provides a Health Advisory section for information related to weather and air-quality conditions.
Open Health Advisory from the sidebar and review the information available for your selected location.
Use this section together with the weather forecast and air-quality information when planning outdoor activities. Weather and air-quality conditions can change, so checking the latest available information before heading outside is a good habit.
Step 9: Save Your Favourite Places
If you regularly check the same locations, you can save them as favourites.
How to save a location
- Search for the location.
- Open its weather information.
- Select the Favourite button near the top of the screen.
- The location will be added to your saved places.
You can then open Favourite Places from the sidebar to quickly access locations you check often.
This is useful for saving your home city, workplace, holiday destination, ski resort, or other frequently monitored locations.
Step 10: Use the Calendar for Planning
The Calendar section can help you organize weather-related planning around specific dates.
Open Calendar from the sidebar and use the available information to review upcoming plans and weather conditions.
For longer trips or outdoor events, combine the calendar with the 15-day forecast so you can check expected conditions before making plans.
Step 11: Read Weather News and Articles
SnowReport also includes a News & Articles section.
Select it from the sidebar to browse available weather-related content. This can provide additional context alongside the forecast and current weather information.
Using weather forecasts together with relevant articles can give you a broader understanding of changing conditions.
Step 12: Customize SnowReport Settings
You can personalize the application through Settings.
Open Settings from the left sidebar and review the available options. Depending on the available settings, you can adjust preferences such as measurement units.
For example, switch between:
- Celsius (°C)
- Fahrenheit (°F)
Choose the format that makes the weather information easiest for you to understand.
How to Use SnowReport for Winter Travel
SnowReport can be especially useful when preparing for a winter trip.
Before you leave, follow this simple routine:
1. Search your destination
Find the city, mountain area, or resort you plan to visit.
2. Check current conditions
Look at temperature, wind, humidity, pressure, and elevation.
3. Check snow and rain
Review 24-hour snowfall, rainfall, and base depth.
4. Review the 15-day forecast
Look for upcoming periods of snow or heavy precipitation.
5. Open the weather map
Explore surrounding areas and precipitation patterns.
6. Check air quality
Review AQI and available pollutant information.
7. Save the location
Add the destination to Favourite Places so you can check it again quickly.
Tips for Getting More From SnowReport
For the best experience, make checking the weather part of your normal planning routine. Look at the current conditions first, then use the extended forecast when you need to make plans several days ahead.
If you frequently monitor multiple destinations, save them as favourites instead of searching for them every time. For mountain trips, pay particular attention to snowfall, base depth, elevation, wind, and precipitation forecasts.
Remember that weather conditions can change, so forecasts should be checked again closer to your travel date or outdoor activity.
Final Thoughts
SnowReport brings weather forecasting, snow tracking, rain monitoring, weather radar, mountain conditions, and air quality information together in one desktop experience. The Home dashboard is ideal for quick updates, while the Map, Forecast, Air Quality, Favourite Places, and other sections give you more ways to explore and plan.
Whether you are checking tomorrow’s weather, preparing for a mountain trip, monitoring snowfall, or keeping an eye on air quality, this SnowReport tutorial gives you a simple starting point for using the app effectively.

