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Malbun ski weather by month

Malbun ski weather combines frequent wet days with a steady rise in afternoon temperature toward spring. Keep waterproof clothing and change the warmth underneath as the season moves on.

Weather history, 2010-2025 · three slope heightsDWD data · analyzed 09.2026

Malbun through the ski season

Typical highs at 1,718 m go from 0°C / 32°F in January to 8°C / 46°F in April. January has about 16 wet days; December has about 15 stronger-gust days.

March brings about 15 freeze-thaw days near 1,582 m. A firm morning surface may soften even though the higher cold-day temperatures remain below freezing.

A compact ski area can still involve plenty of time standing around during lessons. For a family trip to Malbun, plan warmth around the children’s lesson times and bring dry spare gloves rather than packing only for active skiing. Plan your Malbun ski trip →

Compare the months

Typical temperatures are for 1,718 m. The colder-day high is for 1,871 m: roughly one day in ten stays below it. Gust days count modeled gusts of 40 km/h (25 mph) or more and are not adjusted for height.

Swipe the table sideways to see rain, snow and gust days.

Malbun conditions by month
MonthTypical highColder day higher upRain/snow daysGust days ≥40 km/h (25 mph)
Dec 2°C / 36°F -6°C / 21°F 15 15
Jan 0°C / 32°F -8°C / 18°F 16 15
Feb 1°C / 34°F -8°C / 18°F 13 12
Mar 4°C / 39°F -3°C / 27°F 14 13
Apr 8°C / 46°F -1°C / 30°F 15 11

December in Malbun

Most gust days
2°C / 36°F
Typical high around 1,718 m
-4°C / 25°F
Typical low around 1,718 m
-6°C / 21°F
High on a colder upper-slope day
~15
Days with rain or snow

What to expect

December has above-freezing afternoons, cold nights and the most gust days shown.

What to wear

Use an adjustable hood and enough warmth for waiting between runs. Removable layers are useful when the afternoon feels milder than the morning.

January in Malbun

Coldest month · Wettest month
0°C / 32°F
Typical high around 1,718 m
-6°C / 21°F
Typical low around 1,718 m
-8°C / 18°F
High on a colder upper-slope day
~16
Days with rain or snow

What to expect

January is the coldest and most frequently wet month.

What to wear

Keep your warm layer beneath waterproof outerwear. A slower day with more lift time needs more insulation than continuous skiing does.

February in Malbun

Cold with frequent gusts
1°C / 34°F
Typical high around 1,718 m
-5°C / 23°F
Typical low around 1,718 m
-8°C / 18°F
High on a colder upper-slope day
~13
Days with rain or snow

What to expect

February is less frequently wet, but colder days higher up remain close to January's.

What to wear

Retain warmth for upper runs. Use vents when you get hot instead of assuming that fewer wet days make this a mild month.

March in Malbun

Cold with frequent gusts
4°C / 39°F
Typical high around 1,718 m
-3°C / 27°F
Typical low around 1,718 m
-3°C / 27°F
High on a colder upper-slope day
~14
Days with rain or snow

What to expect

March warms by afternoon and has the most freeze-thaw at the lower point.

April in Malbun

Mildest month
8°C / 46°F
Typical high around 1,718 m
0°C / 32°F
Typical low around 1,718 m
-1°C / 30°F
High on a colder upper-slope day
~15
Days with rain or snow

What to expect

April is the mildest month, though rain or snow remains frequent.

What to wear

A light base layer beneath a shell is a useful starting point. Carry extra warmth for a cold forecast and keep the vents accessible.

Quick answers

How cold is Malbun during the ski season? Malbun is coldest in January, with highs near 0°C / 32°F and lows near -6°C / 21°F at 1,718 m. Spring afternoons become substantially warmer.

What should you wear skiing in Malbun? Use the monthly clothing advice, then adjust your layers for the current mountain forecast, your activity and how warm you run.

Do these ranges predict snow conditions? These figures combine rain and snow, so they cannot tell you how much fresh snow will be on the pistes. Check the lift operator's snow report and the mountain forecast before your trip.

About the data

The selected slope heights are 1,582 m, 1,718 m and 1,871 m. All three heights share a 6.5 km weather-model cell. Precipitation and gust figures are shared.

These are historical estimates, not a trip forecast. A rain or snow day has at least 1 mm of precipitation. Temperatures are adjusted for slope height; precipitation and 10 m gusts are not. Each data cell is about 6.5 km wide, so conditions on an individual piste can differ.

Sources: Valmassoi et al. (2025), ICON-DREAM v1, DWD Climate Data Center (DOI; CC BY 4.0), downloaded September 9, 2026. Slope locations: OpenSkiMap and OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. See how the clothing guide works.