📷 Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise
Europe
Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise
Closed for the season
Season ended April 19, 2026
Conditions data updated Thu, May 28, 07:02 PM UTC · informational only
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Closed for Season — closed April 19
Weather data is still collected for informational purposes.
Last Snowfall
May 18
10d agoPast 24 Hours
0cm
Past 48 Hours
0cm
Past 10 Days
1.7cm
14-Day Forecast
8.2cm
Snow Depth
200cm
Overview
Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise is a ski resort in Europe, France, currently closed for the season as of April 19, 2026. Today's SnowSure™ Score is 16/100 (Limited), snow base 200 cm (78.7 in). The 14-day ensemble forecast across seven weather models (ECMWF, GFS, GEM, JMA, ICON, Météo-France, Met Norway) calls for ~1 cm (0.4 in) of new snow. Conditions last updated 2026-05-28 19:02 UTC.
Resort Guide
Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise is a ski resort located in the French Alps, renowned for its preserved natural setting and traditional Savoyard architecture. The resort offers 800 hectares of skiable terrain with a mix of groomed runs and extensive off-piste opportunities, appealing to both families and advanced skiers seeking tranquility and unspoiled landscapes. Key amenities include ski-in/ski-out accommodations, a ski school, and a welcoming village atmosphere, making it distinct for its authentic charm and uncrowded slopes.
Gallery
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Resort Info
Top Après Ski
La Maison à Colonnes – This cozy and welcoming bar is renowned for its authentic Savoyard atmosphere, friendly service, and selection of local wines and craft beers, making it a favorite spot for après-ski relaxation in Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise.
Not operating — season has ended
Closed April 19, 2026
SnowSure scores and forecasts below are for planning and reference only while the resort is closed.
Depth
The estimated snow depth at the area is 66cm.
Recent
There has been no new snowfall in the past week.
Forecast
The 14-day forecast suggests a possibility of 4-8cm of additional snow.
Historic
This season has seen a total of 486cm of snowfall.
Closed for the season · Data updated Thu, May 28, 07:02 PM UTC · informational only
Snow Summary
Updated May 28, 2026 at 7:47 PM
Historical data from Open-Meteo archive • Forecast from ECMWF IFS model
Snowfall Forecast Maps
The Alps region
Current Conditions
Reported Thu, May 28, 07:02 PM UTC
Base
1550m
Temp
15.2°C
Wind
0.4km/h
Snow Depth
105cm
14-Day Forecast
0.9cm
Mid-Mountain
2085m
Temp
9.2°C
Wind
8.5km/h
Snow Depth
153cm
14-Day Forecast
12.2cm
Summit
2620m
Temp
5.7°C
Wind
2.5km/h
Snow Depth
200cm
14-Day Forecast
3.6cm
Local Reports
0 reportsDaily Snowfall Forecast by Model
Shows daily snowfall predictions from 7 weather models. Black line = SnowSure™ weighted average.
Extended OutlookDays 8–14
Machine-learning blend of all 7 weather models, trained on 1.48M historical forecasts. On the most recent gate window, +35.9% more accurate at day 8–14 than the simple model average.
Long-range outlooks are inherently uncertain — treat days 8–14 as directional, not a precise forecast. Shorter horizons (days 1–7) still come from the individual weather models above.
14-Day Snow Forecast by Model
Summit elevation (2620m)
10-Day Forecast
Today
28
🌧️
10.3°
-2°
Fri
29
🌧️
9.9°
1.3°
Sat
30
☁️
9.3°
-1.5°
Sun
31
🌧️
8.7°
-1.5°
Mon
1
🌧️
8.1°
0.2°
Tue
2
❄️
5°
1.4°
Wed
3
❄️
6.5°
-0.4°
1.5cm
Thu
4
❄️
8.1°
-0.2°
Fri
5
❄️
5.8°
-2.1°
6cm
Sat
6
🌧️
5.9°
-1.5°
Summit elevation (2620m) • ECMWF model
Season vs Historic
Updated Thu, May 28, 07:02 PM UTC
485.9cm
Season Total
This Season to Date
-23%
vs 5-Year Avg
627.3cm avg by now
-13%
vs 30-Year Avg
560.4cm avg by now
627.3cm
5-Yr Avg by Now
Over the past five years, average seasonal snowfall has exceeded the 30-year average by approximately 9%, indicating a recent upward trend. However, the current season's snowfall is 9% below the recent 5-year average and nearly equal to the long-term 30-year average, suggesting a return to typical historical levels. The 2023 season stands out as an anomaly with significantly higher snowfall, while other recent years have remained close to or slightly above long-term norms. Overall, variability has increased, but the current season does not continue the elevated snowfall seen in the recent short-term trend.
Season at a Glance
Multi-season averages will appear once SnowSure has tracked more than one full season.
Best Months to Visit
February
Peak Season
January
Peak Season
March
Good
December
Good
Note: Based on typical ski season patterns for this region.