Autumn officially started on Saturday – and on the same day some areas of canton Graubünden had a light dusting of snow down at 1,200 meters.
Across the Alps, snow fell is large areas at an altitude of 1,700 meters.
The highest village in the country, Juf in Graubünden, sits at 2,126 meters is now snow covered.
The motoring organisation, the TCS, is warning some high passes are now snow covered, such as the Ofen Pass.
Swiss exports grow
Swiss exports grew 2.6% in the third quarter to just under CHF 75 billion, confirming the recovery that began the previous quarter, according to figures released by the federal customs office on Tuesday
Travellers affected by French curfews
Swiss travellers heading into major French cities face a second night of targeted curfews after Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu extended Monday's restrictions, saying they had contributed to a calmer first night
Crans Montana fire case continues
Jean-Claude Savoy, the former president of Chermignon in Valais, appeared again yesterday before prosecutors investigating the Constellation bar fire in Crans-Montana
New biometric card available next month
Swiss citizens will be able to apply for a new biometric identity card from 2 November, citing Monday's announcement from the Federal Police
First bite of winter conditions
Switzerland is heading for its first real taste of winter, with a cold front bringing rain, wind and a sharp drop in temperatures
Winter tyre compliance warning
Winter tyres are not legally required in Switzerland, but drivers can still be found negligent if their car is not fit for the road
