11 photos that prove winter is coming

The Austrian glacier resort clocked in some of the largest amounts of snow: a whopping 50cm. And the best bit? It’s already skiable, with 18km of runs open.
A couple of valleys over, the Stubai glacier recorded 40cm of the stuff, just in time for their season opening on the 25 September. Time to look for some last-minute flights?
To prove it’s not just glaciers that got hit: Here’s the small resort of Schlick 2000, also in the Stubai Valley, where lifts are still open for summer hiking…
It’s not just Austria. Over in Engelberg the higher slopes boast a nice coating.
In Verbier the snow line sits just above the village.
To France, where Val Thorens, the highest resort in Europe, is looking snowy enough to send Eddard Stark into hibernation.
In Chamonix, things are looking pretty autumnal on the valley floor, but at 2000m… not so much!
The webcam from the Dolomite resort of Funivie Folgarida Marilleva looks like it came straight out of January.
Back in Austria, the snow reached the valley floor in Obergurgl, one of the first non glacier resorts to open each season.
Further east, in the Gasteinertal, there’s snow in the villages of Bad Gastein (1002m) and Bad Hofgastein (849m).
We’d be happy with scenes like this in December, let alone September.