The planned Kick-sled World Championships on the ice in Södra hamn (South Harbor) in Luleå, Sweden, were cancelled because recent weather and unstable ice made it unsafe to hold the event.

The annual Finnish Military Ski Championships in Rovaniemi were cancelled because unusually warm late-winter weather melted the snow needed for the events.

An unusually warm, low-snow winter in West Greenland is already affecting the Arctic Circle Race in Sisimiut, with fewer local sign-ups and potential changes to the start area and route. Organizers also expect tougher logistics because limited snow makes transporting equipment more difficult and sea ice along part of the course is not yet fully frozen.

Six FIS alpine ski races planned for this weekend at Narvikfjellet in Narvik were cancelled because the ski resort lacks sufficient water to produce artificial snow, preventing athletes from testing the planned World Championship courses.

The classic long-distance ski race 7-mila has been cancelled due to a lack of snow for the first time since 2014, affecting over 130 registered participants and causing financial concerns for the organizers.

The PwC Tremblant World Cup was cancelled due to warm weather, preventing the production of suitable snow conditions for the event.