Courchevel Weather Forecast and Snowfall Alert
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What is the weather in Courchevel today
The morning starts with an overcast sky and light precipitation that gradually decreases. The rain-snow line drops to 2050 meters. During the afternoon, the sun dominates. The wind, initially from the West to Northwest and moderate at times, then weakens. Tonight, the sky remains mostly clear at first, then clouds gradually increase, often forming a high and thin layer. The wind remains weak and variable.
Sources
- Courchevel Weather Hour by Hour - meteocity.com
- Weather Courchevel (Station) Northern Alps - lachainemeteo.com
- Courchevel Weather 14 days - tameteo.com
- Weather forecast for Courchevel - skiinfo.fr
- WEATHER STATION Courchevel - meteofrance.com
Forecast of new snowfall in Courchevel
Prévisions de chute de neige à Courchevel :
Chargement en cours...
20 cm of snow in Courchevel 1850. The rain-snow limit after dropping to 1200 meters.
Snow alert in Courchevel: Snow is expected from tomorrow and for the coming days:
D+1: +8 cm
D+4: +87 cm
D+9: +133 cm
Weather in Courchevel for the next 3 days:
It will be sunny on Monday with cool temperatures in the morning -4°C and a maximum of 4°C in the afternoon.
Weather in Courchevel 8 days:
Rain as the week progresses. Minimum temperatures 0°C at night and +4°C until next Sunday.
Weather in Courchevel for 10 days
Autumn is here and settles in with a drop in temperatures and the arrival of rain and snow!
Snow Coverage in Courchevel
- Snow cover in Courchevel le Praz 1300 m altitude: 0 cm
- Snow cover Coul de la Loze Courchevel 2300 m altitude: 40 cm
- Snow cover At the Summit of Saulire 2738 m altitude: 70 cm
- Snow cover at 3000 meters Glacier de la Chiaupe: 90 cm
Avalanche risk
Low avalanche risk, the risk is 3/5
Head to the slopes!
Wind and precipitation weather
Weather Courchevel 1850
Weather Courchevel le Praz
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FAQ about the weather in Courchevel
What is the snow report like in Courchevel?
Current snow conditions in Courchevel are excellent for skiing. At the bottom of the resort, the snow depth is 123 cm, and at the top, it reaches 208 cm. The resort has recorded a recent snowfall of 10 cm in the last 72 hours, with a total of 77 cm over the last 8 days. The ski slopes are mostly open with 20 green runs, 38 blue runs, 34 red runs, and 11 black runs available.
The current weather forecast indicates temperatures of 5°C at the bottom and 0°C at the top for the morning, and 8°C at the bottom and 1°C at the top for the afternoon. The snow quality is described as soft. It is also important to note that the avalanche risk is limited, rated at 2 out of 5.
For the next few days, the forecast predicts mixed conditions with temperatures ranging from 1°C to 3°C at the bottom and -5°C to -2°C at the top. There will be periods of changeable skies and light rain showers with a rain/snow limit at 1700 metres.
This information should be useful when planning your skiing activities in Courchevel. It is always a good idea to check the latest weather and snow conditions before you go.
What is Courchevel's nickname?
Courchevel's nickname is often "Courch". It is an informal and friendly diminutive used frequently by locals and regulars. So if you hear someone refer to Courchevel as "Courche", they are indeed referring to the same place.
What is the altitude of Courchevel?
Courchevel's altitude varies depending on the different villages that make up the resort. Here are the altitudes of the main villages in Courchevel:
Courchevel 1850: As its name suggests, Courchevel 1850 is located at an altitude of approximately 1,850 meters above sea level. It is the highest village in the resort.
Courchevel 1650 (Courchevel Moriond): Courchevel 1650 is located at an altitude of approximately 1,650 meters.
Courchevel 1550: This village is located at an altitude of approximately 1,550 meters.
Courchevel Le Praz (Courchevel 1300): Courchevel Le Praz is the lowest village in the resort, with an altitude of approximately 1,300 meters.
When to go to Courchevel?
The ideal time to go to Courchevel depends on your personal preferences and your planned activities. Here is an overview of the best times to visit Courchevel depending on your interests:
Winter Skiing: If you are a winter sports enthusiast and want to enjoy the ski slopes, the best time to visit Courchevel is generally from December to April. January and February are often the snowiest months, offering optimal conditions for skiing and snowboarding.
Avoid the Crowds: If you prefer to avoid the tourist crowds, it is recommended to visit Courchevel outside of the French school holidays, which are usually during the Christmas, New Year and February periods. December and April are quieter options to enjoy the resort.
Summer Hiking: Courchevel also offers great hiking opportunities in the summer. The summer period, from June to September, is ideal for exploring the mountain trails, alpine lakes and beautiful landscapes. The temperatures are mild, making hiking enjoyable.
Special Events: If you are interested in special events, note that Courchevel regularly hosts ski competitions, sporting events and festivals throughout the year. You can plan your visit around these events if you wish to attend.