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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the The UK Daily weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Les Gets is currently reporting a snow depth of around 80cm at the summit, with a fresh dusting of 5–10cm expected over the next 48 hours. The base remains firm, though lower slopes may soften by afternoon as temperatures hover near freezing.
What is the snow forecast for the next week?
Over the next seven days, a series of weak weather fronts will bring occasional light flurries, particularly on Wednesday and Friday. The les gets snow forecast 7 days suggests accumulations of 10–15cm above 1,500m, with a chance of clearer skies by the weekend. The les gets snow forecast 14 days outlook shows a shift to milder air, so early next week may see rain at the village level.
How can I check live conditions?
The les gets snow cam at the top of the Chavannes chairlift gives a real-time view of summit conditions. Combined with the les gets weather forecast from local stations, it’s the best way to gauge surface quality before heading out. Current images show packed powder on-piste and a light dusting on exposed areas.
Will it snow in Les Gets this weekend?
Light flurries are possible on Saturday morning, clearing by lunchtime. Sunday looks dry but cloudy. Expect no major accumulations, though higher runs above 1,800m should hold decent cover.
Is Les Gets still good for skiing in late March?
Yes, especially above 1,500m where the snowpack remains solid. Lower runs may become slushy by midday, but early starts reward you with good grip. The resort grooms well into April.
Where can I see a live snow cam for Les Gets?
The official Les Gets tourism website streams a cam from the Chavannes chairlift. It updates every few minutes and shows current snow cover, visibility, and skier activity on the main piste.
Planning a trip? Check the UK weather hub for home conditions, or the 10 day weather forecast UK to help co-ordinate travel.