June 08, 2026
Oisans
Current Risk Summary
Risk is limited above 3500m, and low below.
Updated 3 weeks ago
Danger Rating
Level 2
Moderate risk
Elevation
<3500m
Low risk
>3500m
Moderate risk
Affected Aspects
Highlighted directions indicate noted slopes.
Avalanche Triggers
Skier Triggered Avalanches
Rare, thin slabs on north-facing slopes at high altitude.
Natural Avalanches
Unlikely, or a rare surface slide, mostly on north-facing slopes at high altitude.
Tomorrow's Trend
June 09, 2026
Forecasted Risk
Level 2
Moderate risk
→ Stable (Level 2)
Forecast Details
Limited risk level
Little change.
Snow Stability
LAST BULLETIN OF THE SEASON: SNOWPACK OFTEN STABLE
Typical Avalanche Situation
Snowdrift / Wind Slab (Wind-drifted Snow)
Wind transports snow and builds hard slabs on leeward slopes.
Wet Snow / Rain / Temperature Problem
Warming or rain weakens the snowpack, leading to wet-snow avalanches.
Avalanches Triggered by Skiers
- Thin surface slabs may persist on sufficiently steep north to northeast-facing slopes, above approximately 3400m, within the 15 to 30cm of recent snow.
- In warming snow, small wet slides are possible under skis when cutting a steep slope.
Spontaneous Avalanches
- Unlikely, or a rare surface slide, on north/northeast-facing slopes above 3500m. Last bulletin of the season. The Grenoble team wishes you a great summer! See you next year!
Snow Quality
Snowpack Qualification
- Snow cover is rather below average for the season. After a fairly well-covered mid-winter, snowpack melt was particularly rapid in spring, with a warm and dry April, and a scorching end to May...
- Snowfall events associated with the cooler period in early May only provided short-lived relief for the snowpack.
- Snow cover remains at best adequate in certain north-facing high-altitude couloirs.
Skiable Limits
- 2400/2600m in north couloirs, 3000m on south-facing slopes.
- On foot, snow patches still numerous from 2000/2200m on north aspects.
Snow Quality Monday
- Below 2900/3100m: wet corn snow.
- Above 3100/3200m: A small layer of heavy, wet recent snow, resting on corn snow. Crusted at the start of the morning, then rapid warming.
- Above 3500m: Possibility of finding some cold snow on sufficiently steep north-facing slopes.
Weather Forecast
Sunny morning. Some clouds building in the afternoon, then showers moving into the massif late afternoon/evening.
Snow Coverage
Date: Jun 07, 2026
Fresh Snow
Isotherm 0°C
Snow Depth by Elevation
Snow Limit
Bulletin Information
Data Source: This bulletin data is provided by Météo-France through their public API. Weather condition data is supplemented by Open-Meteo.
Disclaimer: This application displays avalanche bulletin information for informational purposes only. We do not assume any responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the data provided. Users should always consult official sources and exercise their own judgment when making decisions related to avalanche safety. This information should not be used as the sole basis for any decisions regarding backcountry travel or avalanche risk assessment.