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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Norwich Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Les Gets is forecast to receive 15–25cm of fresh snow over the next 72 hours, with a base depth of 60–80cm at resort level. Temperatures will drop to -6°C at 1800m, maintaining good cover through the week. Conditions are favourable for skiing, though wind chill may affect exposed lifts.
What is the 7‑day snow forecast for Les Gets?
Over the next seven days the resort expects snow on four separate days, with accumulations of 10–20cm in the village and up to 35cm above 2000m. The heaviest falls are likely on Tuesday and Thursday. Freezing levels will remain below 1500m, so rain is unlikely on the slopes. A check of the les gets snow forecast 7 days shows a steadier pattern than last month, with no long dry spells in sight.
How does the 14‑day outlook compare?
The longer-range les gets snow forecast 14 days suggests a high-pressure ridge building from the south-east by the second week, reducing snowfall after day 10. Total accumulation over the fortnight is estimated at 40–60cm, which is slightly below the seasonal average. For the most up‑to‑date picture, pair the forecast with a les gets snow cam to see real-time conditions on the Mont Chéry and Les Gets–Morzine sectors. Our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK provides a comparable method for tracking British resorts.
When is the best time to visit Les Gets for snow?
Late January to mid‑February typically offers the deepest base and most reliable snowfall. The current forecast aligns with that window, though you should cross‑reference the les gets weather forecast before booking.
Does Les Gets have live snow cameras?
Yes. Several les gets snow cam feeds are available on the resort’s official site and via local tourism pages. They show current cover on the main runs and can help you decide whether conditions match the forecast.
How accurate are 14‑day snow forecasts for Les Gets?
Accuracy drops significantly after day 10, with a typical error margin of ±10–15cm. The les gets snow forecast 14 days is useful for trend spotting but should not be relied on for fine‑grain planning.
For broader winter weather coverage, see our UK weather hub and detailed 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.