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This summer ski destination in the Andes is experiencing insufficient snowfall
A prolonged drought and climate change have significantly reduced snowfall in Santiago, Chile, forcing ski resorts to suspend up to 90% of their slopes. Despite efforts to artificial snowmaking and diversify tourism activities, concerns remain about the long-term viability of winter sports in the region. Authorities are exploring year-round tourism options to sustain regional economic contributions tied to skiing. A weather front预计 could bring some snow in higher elevations in the coming days.
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