Queyras Avalanche Forecast

Daily avalanche forecast for Queyras: the official Météo-France BERA, translated into English every day.

Queyras avalanche bulletin for Wednesday 11 November 2026

1

Low

All elevations

Steep slopes facing N, NE, NW

  • Wind slab

Summary

Danger level 1 (Low).

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Key messages

  • Danger level 1 (Low) today, rising to Moderate (2) on Thursday with an incoming weather system.
  • Rare, small human-triggered instabilities are possible above 2800/3000 m on north-facing slopes, mainly from recent wind-drifted snow.
  • The snowpack is thin; skiing is generally not safe, and hidden hard old snow may cause sliding on high north-facing slopes.

Skier-triggered

Rare, small instabilities at high altitude.

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Natural

Nothing to report.

Tomorrow, Thursday

Moderate (2) ↗ Rising

Danger rising with the arrival of an active weather system overnight Wednesday into Thursday, combined with a lowering rain-snow limit.

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Snowpack

Rare instabilities at high altitude

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Previous bulletins

208 bulletins since November 2025

Tuesday 10 November 2026

2 1

Moderate above 2800 m Low below 2800 m

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Monday 9 November 2026

1

Low

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Sunday 8 November 2026

1

Low

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Saturday 7 November 2026

1

Low

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Friday 6 November 2026

1

Low

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Thursday 5 November 2026

1

Low

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