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    Europe · France · Weekly report

    France snow report

    Dry fortnight ahead for France

    Dry outlookWeek of 25 Oct 2026Forecast data as of 27 Oct 04:03 UTC
    Next snow
    Mon 9 Nov
    First day with measurable snow
    Best snow day
    Mon 9 Nov
    Up to 5.5 cm at Morzine (low confidence)
    Most snow, 14 days
    Morzine
    5.5 cm forecast in total
    Coldest feels like
    -19°C
    Val d'Isère, Sun 8 Nov
    Photo: Morzine
    By SnowStash· Updated 27 Oct 2026

    Dry fortnight ahead for France. 0 of 16 resorts are in season on their scheduled dates and 16 are pre-season.

    Resort to watch
    Tignes
    Tarentaise · 3,080 m listed elevation

    One to watch: Tignes, scheduled to open on 28 Nov, with 1.4 cm forecast over the next 14 days, and 14 of 14 days stay free of strong wind.

    Scheduled to open Sat 28 Nov1.4 cm forecast over 14 daysCalm 14 of 14 days
    Also worth watching: Val d'Isère

    How we choose: no resort is in season in the next 7 days, so we look at forecast snow, the freezing level against each resort's listed elevation and wind across the next 14 days, favouring resorts scheduled to open sooner. Opening dates are scheduled dates, not live lift status. It is a forecast guide, not a guarantee.

    Plan around it
    When

    the best snow day could be Monday 9 Nov, with up to 5.5 cm at Morzine.

    Where

    the snow favours Northern Alps and Mont Blanc.

    Watch for

    gusts up to 77 km/h on Tuesday 3 Nov could put lifts on hold.

    The next 14 days

    Average day by day

    Pick snow, temperature, freezing level or wind. The bar above the days jumps to each part of the story below.

    Swipe sideways for all 14 days. Tap a day for the detail.

    Quiet13 days
    Snow
    Low confidence: forecasts this far out often change

    Dark base: regional average. Full bar and number: the top resort that day.

    Mon 9 NovLow confidenceAvg1.7 cmTop resort5.5 cmHigh / low0° / -7°CFreezing level1,670-2,480 mSkyMixed (58% sun)Gusts65 km/h (lift holds possible)
    Quiet: Tue 27 Oct - Sun 8 NovModerate confidence

    A dry, settled start

    Little or no snow is forecast from 27 Oct to 8 Nov, averaging 0 cm. Highs average 4°C and lows -3°C. The freezing level ranges from 1,750 to 4,280 m. Gusts could reach 77 km/h. Confidence is moderate.

    Snow
    Dry
    0 cm average across the region
    Typical high / low
    4° / -3°C
    Feels like -19° at Val d'Isère
    Freezing level
    1,750-4,280 m
    Height where the air hits 0°C
    Strongest gusts
    77 km/h
    Lift holds possible
    Light snow: Mon 9 NovLow confidence

    Snow returns, lightly

    Some snow could fall from 9 Nov, averaging 1.7 cm across the region with 1 snow days. The snow favours Northern Alps and Mont Blanc. Most snow: Morzine 5.5 cm, Le Grand Massif 4.5 cm, Megève / Saint-Gervais 4.2 cm. Highs average 0°C and lows -7°C. The freezing level ranges from 1,670 to 2,480 m. Rain could mix in at resorts with a listed elevation below the freezing level, such as Megève / Saint-Gervais, Morzine, La Clusaz. Lift holds are possible in the wind and visibility may be poor. It could feel like -18°C at Val d'Isère. The cold gives snowmaking a boost. Confidence is low, so watch for changes.

    Who gets the most

    Total snow for this spell. The regional average is 1.7 cm, so where you ski matters.

    1. Morzine
      5.5 cm
    2. Le Grand Massif
      4.5 cm
    3. Megève / Saint-Gervais
      4.2 cm
    Typical high / low
    0° / -7°C
    Feels like -18° at Val d'IsèreGood snowmaking temps
    Strongest gusts
    65 km/h
    Lift holds possiblePoor visibility likely
    Where it favours

    Average forecast snow by area. Favoured: Northern Alps and Mont Blanc.

    1. Northern Alps
      5.5 cm
    2. Mont Blanc
      3.4 cm
    3. Tarentaise
      1.6 cm
    4. Southern Alps
      0.3 cm
    5. Pyrenees
      0 cm
    The 14-day picture

    Most snow, next 14 days

    Total forecast snow across the whole fortnight. Later days are less certain, so treat the order as a guide.

    Biggest totals

    Forecast snow, all 14 days added together.

    1. Morzine
      5.5 cm
    2. Le Grand Massif
      4.5 cm
    3. Megève / Saint-Gervais
      4.2 cm
    4. Grands Montets (Chamonix)
      3.4 cm
    5. La Clusaz
      1.7 cm
    Before you go

    Resort status

    In season means inside a resort's scheduled dates, not a live lift report.

    No scheduled openings in the next 14 days.

    The next scheduled opening after that is Grands Montets (Chamonix) on 28 Nov.

    Scheduled openings

    No resorts are in season yet. Dates are from each resort's season calendar, not a live lift report.

    • Next after thatGrands Montets (Chamonix)28 Nov
    Reading the forecast

    Snowfall and freezing levels are forecast at upper-mountain points for each resort, so real totals can differ where terrain lifts or shelters the weather. Treat figures as a guide to timing and scale, and check each resort's own page before you travel.

    How this report is made

    SnowStash calculates every figure from its own forecast data. The wording is drafted with AI from those figures and checked before publishing.

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