La Tania Weather

La Tania and Three Valleys Weather Forecast & Snow Forecast

 

LA TANIA WEATHER LIVE From the centre of resort (to be upgraded Nov 2011)

 

 

The temperature on my balcony now is...

 

The sensor is out of the wind and direct sun but does tend to gain from the heat of the sun during the day.

It is located on a 2nd floor apartment balcony in La Tania. Any New Snow? View Resort Road Webcams

 

 

Forecast for La Tania from Météo France and usually spot on for the next 3 Days

 

Official Avalanche Bulletin for the Savoie region from Météo France. Auto translated in English here

 

BBC Weather Report for La Tania - includes Ski Club of GB Data

 

Meteoblue detailed forecast for Méribel - one of the better ones

Metcheck.com 48 hour and 7 day forecast for La Tania plus snow alerts / SMS messages

6 Day snow forecast from snow-forecast.com - often optimistic, note altitude of forecast

Ski Club of GB snow reports also has a useful overview of snow around Europe

Ski Club Overview of Snow around Europe and North America

Europe surface pressure charts from the UK Met Office

Next 6 days snowfall map of the Alps from snow-forecast.com

Satellite image and animation of France from Météo France

Isobar map and animation GFS models showing forecasted systems across Europe

 

Real Time Satellite and Rain Radar plus Time-Line Forecasts

 

Satellite forecast for precipitation, temps, wind etc from www.meteox.com

Move your mouse over the timings on the left

 

Now this all gets a bit technical... GFS Forecasts

These are GFS (Global Forecast System) ensembles which are models from different weather prediction systems produced at the same time. This graph is for La Tania (or at least 45 degrees Latitude, 6 degrees Longitude which is pretty close). Updated every 6 hours or so.

 

Bottom lines are precipitation and top lines are temperature forecast at around 1450m (850hPa, the altitude depends on pressure). La Tania base is approximately 1400m.

 

Red is a 30 year average. Blue is the control line. Gray is a consolidation.

 

When the lines are all close together the forecast should be more accurate - for snow look for peaks downwards heading below zero from the top lines and peaks upwards from the bottom lines, showing the forecasted amount of snow.

 

 

Click here for the full size image courtesy of www.wetterzentrale.de

 

 

GFS Pressure Forecasts

 

 

Click here for full size image courtesy of www.wetterzentrale.de

 

 

 

Click here for full size image courtesy of www.wetterzentrale.de

 

 

Temperature and Snow Accumulation Graphs from Météo France

 

 

Courtesy of Météo France - Updated image in the Météo France avalanche bulletin here

Select Alpes du Nord / Vanoise (Savoie)

 

 

 

 

Page last updated 29/11/11

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