Low All elevations
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Low (1) No change
Danger remains Low (1). Natural avalanches are no longer reported, replacing the previous small wet slides, and snow cover is thinner, with 5-10 cm at 2500 m versus 15-20 cm on north slopes before. AI summary comparing the two official bulletins.
Updated 21 hours ago
Danger level 1 (Low).
AI summary of the official Météo-France bulletin. Always read the full bulletin.
No skier-triggered or natural avalanches expected.
Thursday 12 November
Low (1) No change
Danger level 1 (Low)
No change in danger. Snowpack is thin, if not non-existent.
Loose dry snow
Loose Snow (Dry Loose) Problem. Unconsolidated snow releasing as small dry-snow avalanches.
Very thinly snow-covered area.
Snow cover is not significant. The depths present are insufficient to form any potential slab structures. Night of Tuesday to Wednesday and Wednesday: small wet snow slides possible under rain.
Measured 10 Nov 2026
Snow cover is very thin, not conducive to skiing. There is some snow above 2200-2400 m, with no sub-layer. In total, 5-10 cm of snow at 2500 m on Wednesday morning.
On the highest summits, snow is wet to saturated throughout its depth due to rain. Rocks are only just covered.
Rainy spells late at night and in the morning on Wednesday. Strong southwesterly wind in the mountains. Mild.
| Time | Sky | Wind 2500 m | Wind 2000 m | Freezing level | Snow line |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06:00 Wed |
|
45 km/h SW | 35 km/h SW | 2900 m | 2600 m |
| 12:00 Wed |
|
60 km/h SW | 55 km/h SW | 2800 m | 2600 m |
| 18:00 Wed |
|
50 km/h SW | 40 km/h SW | 2700 m | 2500 m |
| 00:00 Thu |
|
40 km/h SW | 35 km/h SW | 2800 m | — |
Shaded column is the forecast