Snow depth in Karijoki

Snow depth in Karijoki was 0 cm (25 Oct 2026). The figure comes from the nearest Finnish Meteorological Institute station, Isojoki Kärjenkoski (19.6 km from the municipal centre).

The change over seven days is 0 cm. On the same day last year there was 0 cm of snow. No snow of 1 cm or more has been recorded yet this season (since 1 August). Last winter the station first recorded at least 1 cm of snow on 15 Nov 2025, and snow was deepest at 23 cm (26 Feb 2026).

Updated: 25 Oct 2026 09:30 · Latest observation: 25 Oct 2026 · Source: Finnish Meteorological Institute (CC BY 4.0)

Snow depth: last winter and this season

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Nearest stations

StationkmcmLatest observation
Isojoki Kärjenkoski19.6025 Oct 2026
Teuva Kauppilankylä20.8025 Oct 2026
Kauhajoki Kuja-Kokko27.3025 Oct 2026
Kurikka Pyörni49.2025 Oct 2026
Merikarvia Tuorila51.1025 Oct 2026

Winter in Karijoki

Ski tracks in KarijokiAll municipalities

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Frequently asked questions

How much snow is there in Karijoki now?

Snow depth in Karijoki was 0 cm (25 Oct 2026). The change over seven days is 0 cm. On the same day last year there was 0 cm of snow.

When did the first snow arrive in Karijoki last winter?

At the nearest Finnish Meteorological Institute station (Isojoki Kärjenkoski) at least 1 cm of snow was first recorded on 15 Nov 2025. The deepest snow was 23 cm (26 Feb 2026).

Where does the snow data in Karijoki come from?

The data come from the Finnish Meteorological Institute station Isojoki Kärjenkoski, 19.6 km from the municipal centre (open data, CC BY 4.0). The value is a daily observation and the page updates twice a day; latest observation 25 Oct 2026.

Source and method

The Finnish Meteorological Institute measures snow depth daily at its stations. Bare ground and under 0.5 cm of snow are shown as zero, and snow means at least 1 cm. A municipality uses the nearest station to its centre within 40 km. The season starts on 1 August and the comparison year is the previous season.

Source: Finnish Meteorological Institute (CC BY 4.0). Observations fetched 25 Oct 2026 09:30. opendata.fmi.fi