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2016 has delivered the goods and winter is back across the Alps and Pyrenees! On Friday night the snow started falling and many ski resorts woke up to a fresh white blanket of snow and continuing snowfall. After a bluebird day on Sunday, the snow started falling again in the evening and has continued on Monday.The best of the snowfall is in the Western Alps, with lighter snow in Switzerland and Austria, and very little snow in Italy.
There are reports of 30 cm of snowfall already since Saturday in Tignes, Val d’Isere, Courchevel and Verbier, with 20-30cm in Val Thorens, Avoriaz, Les Arcs and Flaine.
This isn’t the end, regular snowfalls are predicted daily for at the least the next 9 days and much more snow should be on its way.
We’re not expecting this much to actually fall, but predictions over the next 9 days include:
Chamonix – 231cm
Zermatt – 218cm
Les Deux Alpes - 215cm
Flaine – 200cm
Verbier – 160cm
Val d’Isere – 159cm
Alpe d’Huez – 158cm
Val Thorens – 155cm
Les Arcs – 155cm
Cervinia – 147cm
Make the most of the fresh snow and take a look at our last minute ski deals, including January chalet offers from just £250 pp.
Check out the snowfall so far:
Sainte Foy, France
Kirsteen (Marketing director) in Sainte Foy with her family for New Year
Alpe d'Huez, France
02/01/2016
04/01/2016
Val d'Isere, France
02/01/2016
04/01/2016
Tignes, France
04/01/2016
La Plagne, France
Val Thorens, France
02/01/2016
04/01/2016
Les Arcs 2000, France
Chamonix, France
Photo: Echo Base Ski Chamonix
Meribel, France
02/01/2016
04/01/2016 via @skicuisine
La Clusaz, France
Avoriaz, France
Courmayeur, Italy
Verbier, Switzerland
02/01/2016
40cm ! La semaine commence merveilleusement bien :)40cm ! The week starts well, snow is falling down non-stop.#PureEnergy #Verbier
Posted by Verbier on Sunday, 3 January 2016
Wengen, Switzerland
Saalbach, Austria
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