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Tignes (Les Brevieres) snow report and forecast

Updated · next update 00:10 · village 1,550 m, top 3,456 m

Right now at the top

31cmof snow at 3,456 m

A little new snow up top, about 8 cm, mostly on Friday.

Snow depths for
Sunday 1 November

Snow conditions by altitude

On the groundFallen this week
  • Top3,456 m
    31 cm+9 this week
  • VillageTignes (Les Brevieres) · 1,550 m
    0 cm

Natural snow on open ground, from Météo-France's daily snow model for the Haute-Tarentaise massif. Pistes are groomed and have snowmaking, so they usually ski better than this.

Tignes (Les Brevieres) weather and snow forecast

The next six days: new snow at the top (3,456 m) and in the village (1,550 m) · temperatures at midday

  1. Today

    Top

    0 cm

    Village

    0 cm

    −11° top · 2° village

  2. Tue 3

    Top

    0 cm

    Village

    0 cm

    −6° top · 6° village

  3. Wed 4

    Top

    1 cm

    Village

    0 cm

    −9° top · 4° village

  4. Thu 5

    Top

    1 cm

    Village

    0 cm

    −8° top · 4° village

  5. Fri 6

    Top

    4 cm

    Village

    0 cm

    −8° top · 5° village

  6. Sat 7

    Top

    2 cm

    Village

    0 cm

    −9° top · 4° village

Snow history

How reliable is the snow in Tignes (Les Brevieres)?

Over the last 20 winters (2006/07 to 2025/26), the top (3,456 m) had 30 cm or more of natural snow on at least nine days in ten from December to April. Lower down, the village (1,550 m) was just as dependable in February, typically 75 cm. These are natural depths on open ground; groomed pistes and snowmaking hold more.

Month by month, with the busy weeks: best time to ski in Tignes (Les Brevieres)

Across the Alps

Where the snow is falling this week

The resorts we sell, ranked by new snow forecast at the top over the next six days.

All Alps snow reports
GstaadTop 2,569 m
14 cm
none
ArgentièreTop 2,765 m
12 cm
ChâtelTop 2,254 m
12 cm
Alpe d'HuezTop 3,330 m
9 cm

Common questions

Tignes (Les Brevieres) snow and weather, answered

Is there snow in Tignes (Les Brevieres) right now?
Yes. On Sunday 1 November there was 31 cm of snow at the top (3,456 m) and 0 cm at 1,550 m. These are natural depths on open ground; groomed pistes usually hold more.
Will it snow in Tignes (Les Brevieres) this week?
Yes: about 8 cm of new snow is forecast at the top (3,456 m) over the next six days, the most on Friday, and none in the village.
What's the weather in Tignes (Les Brevieres) this week?
Midday temperatures run from 2° to 6° in the village (1,550 m) and from −11° to −6° at the top (3,456 m) over the next six days. Snow is forecast on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
When is the best snow in Tignes (Les Brevieres)?
Over the last 20 winters (2006/07 to 2025/26), the snow at the top (3,456 m) was deepest in March, typically 238 cm. At the village (1,550 m), February was the most reliable month, with 30 cm or more of natural snow on 91% of days.
Where do these Tignes (Les Brevieres) snow figures come from?
Snow depth comes from Météo-France's daily snow model for the Haute-Tarentaise massif, worked out at each height on this page. The forecast comes from MET Norway. Both update four times a day. For avalanche risk, always read the Météo-France avalanche bulletin.

This week in Tignes (Les Brevieres) · Sunday 1 November

9 cm of new snow has fallen at 3,456 m over the past week, for 31 cm on the ground up there. Lower down, at 1,550 m, the ground is still bare. The forecast brings about 8 cm at the top over the next six days, the most on Friday, with the village staying green.

Put together from the figures on this page, and rewritten with each update.

Where this comes from

  • Snow depth by altitude: Météo-France's daily snow model (SAFRAN-Crocus), Haute-Tarentaise massif, in 300 m height bands, open data under Licence Ouverte.
  • Forecast: MET Norway Locationforecast, CC BY 4.0 (data from The Norwegian Meteorological Institute), refreshed four times a day; snow worked out from precipitation and the temperature at each height.
  • Avalanche risk: the Météo-France avalanche bulletin, linked rather than copied.

Depths are natural snow on open ground, not the groomed pistes. Never use this page for off-piste safety decisions: read the official avalanche bulletin.