It is not that easy, as you can see from the yearly snow height of 2 locations in the alps: https://www.eike-klima-energie.eu/2016/02/18/schneemessreihen-aus-l

It is not that easy, as you can see from the yearly snow height of 2 locations in the alps: https://www.eike-klima-energie.eu/2016/02/18/schneemessreihen-aus-lech-und-zuers/ https://www.eike-klima-energie.eu/2016/02/18/schneemessreihe... There is no clear trend visible. The reason for this is that during the climate catastrophe not only the temperature rises but also the mass of the evaporated water rises. This results in more extreme cases where there is no snow at all or drowning in snow. This year there is no snow but last year there were some villages in the alps that were no longer reachable because of the amasses of snow.