Time to hit the slopes — areas around the country are experiencing Decembrrr, which means that there is plenty of incoming rain and snow. Stay on top of the weather forecast with iOS and Android apps that'll let you know exactly when the Winter weather will hit your neighborhood. Whether you're a daredevil park shredder or a two-planker, turn to these downloads for the latest information on trails, snowfall, and peak conditions.

• AllSnow (free for iOS [1] and Android [2]) was built for skiers and snowboarders in search for the best white stuff around the world. The app provides conditions and forecasts for over 2,000 areas worldwide. Purchase in-app upgrades for the ski resort of your choice ($1 each), and get access to trail maps, discounted lift tickets, and see your stats from each run (top speed, vertical drops, and more).
• MinuteCast (free with ads for iOS [3] and Android [4]) is designed for rainy areas, offering detailed information on exactly when and where the wet weather is due to arrive. To ensure the most accurate information possible, the app also integrates ground-level observations and provides a unique forecast for every .6 square miles.
• SnoCountry [5] (free) is our editor's pick for ski report apps because of its clean and simple design. It's only available on iOS, unfortunately. SnoCountry is a great place to research before hitting the trails. It provides trail maps and forecasts for major resorts, plus base depth and other information.
• REI Snow Report (free for iOS [6] and Android [7]) has a great interface for viewing new snowfall, temperatures, and base depths at a glance. You can get push notifications for new snow and when trails open. It also includes some trail maps from major resorts around the world.
• OpenSnow [8] is a free website that's worth pinning to your home screen. The site provides "handcrafted reports" by real-life local forecasters who offer updates from the ground. There's the fantastic Powder Finder, which is an interactive map that shows new snowfall depths all around the country.