Queyras — Avalanche Forecast

Avalanche danger in Queyras (France) is 2 — Moderate, valid for Sunday, November 15, 2026. Published by Meteo France.

Valid for
Published:
Maximum Danger
2 · MODERATE
QueyrasFR-17
2

Danger by Elevation

Alpine2Moderate
Below treeline1Low

Active Avalanche Problems

Wind Slab
Wind Slab
All elevations

Problems extracted by AI from bulletin text. May be inaccurate.

INSTABILITY INCREASING WITH SNOWFALL Triggering: above about 2200 m, some forming slab releases during the snowfall, more particularly in wind snow accumulation areas (large aspects from north to east). Instabilities easy to trigger. Size generally small, more rarely medium. Lower down, no well-formed snowpack. Spontaneous releases: unlikely.

Snowpack assessment: snow conditions are adequate for the season. Snow measurements: 12 cm below the Col de l’Izoard at 2280 m on the north-facing slope, 21 cm above Saint-Véran at 2700 m, 13 cm at the nivose station of the Col Agnel at 2627 m. Skiable snow limit: skiing is only very locally feasible above 2600/2800 m, and possibly a little lower on north-facing slopes, if you accept encountering rocks. Surface snow condition: fresh snow locally wind-affected resting on hard/ refrozen snow up to about 2800 m; dry snow worked by the wind at higher elevations.

Source: Meteo France · View Original Bulletin

Translated (FR)

Frequently asked questions

What does avalanche danger level 2 (Moderate) mean?

Heightened avalanche conditions on some steep slopes — careful route selection and terrain evaluation are needed.

How often is the Queyras forecast updated?

Avycast refreshes hourly; the bulletin is republished by Meteo France usually once a day during the season.

Who publishes the Queyras avalanche forecast?

Meteo France — the official warning service. Avycast aggregates and translates it; always check the original bulletin.

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