{"mode":"resort","plan":["Before leaving, check the Orelle and Les 3 Vallées report for lift status and any wind holds, since we have no lift data.","If you ski, go early from 8:45 a.m., when gusts are lowest at 36 to 45 km/h, and stay on sheltered terrain.","Expect cloud and gusts near 55 km/h from late morning to mid-afternoon, so plan an early finish if exposed chairs are slow or on hold."],"ride":"Bring a 80 to 95 mm waist all-mountain or carving ski with sharp edges, since there is no new snow and surfaces are likely to be firm or variable.","wear":"Feels-like temperatures at the base run from 10°C at 8 AM to 13°C in the afternoon, but a gusty east wind on exposed chairlifts will feel colder and it will be colder higher up, so wear a windproof shell, a warm mid-layer and gloves. Add a neck gaiter and goggles for the lift rides, and carry a light spare layer for the cloudy afternoon.","summary":"No snow has fallen in the last 72 hours, and tomorrow the base sits at 13 to 17°C with east gusts of 36 to 55 km/h. Light rain of about 1 mm is expected overnight at 900 m.","headline":"Warm, windy, no new snow. Check lifts first.","paragraphs":["Tomorrow in Orelle is a warm, breezy, snowless day. There is 0 cm of new snow in the last 72 hours, and the base will reach 13°C at 8 AM and 17°C by early afternoon. A little light rain, about 1 mm, is forecast at 900 m overnight.","We don't have this resort's lift report, so we can't say what is running. Check the resort's own report before you set out, and look for wind holds, because the east wind is the main weather factor. Gusts at the base go from 36 km/h at 8 AM to 55 km/h from noon to 3 PM, and it is usually windier higher up.","The morning is the better window. Cloud is 59 to 86% and visibility is good, around 37 to 40 km. From 1 PM the sky turns to thick cloud at 87 to 95%, with the strongest gusts still blowing. Flat light is possible, and exposed lifts could be uncomfortable or disrupted.","With no recent snow and these temperatures, expect surfaces to be firm early and softer or patchy as the day warms. Tomorrow's gusts are forecast to reach 55 km/h, and Tuesday looks wetter with rain and gusts up to 59 km/h. Wednesday cools to 5 to 13°C with lighter wind, but still no snow in the forecast."],"generatedAt":"2026-10-18T18:24:44.853Z","briefingText":"Tomorrow in Orelle is a warm, breezy, snowless day. There is 0 cm of new snow in the last 72 hours, and the base will reach 13°C at 8 AM and 17°C by early afternoon. A little light rain, about 1 mm, is forecast at 900 m overnight.\n\nWe don't have this resort's lift report, so we can't say what is running. Check the resort's own report before you set out, and look for wind holds, because the east wind is the main weather factor. Gusts at the base go from 36 km/h at 8 AM to 55 km/h from noon to 3 PM, and it is usually windier higher up.\n\nThe morning is the better window. Cloud is 59 to 86% and visibility is good, around 37 to 40 km. From 1 PM the sky turns to thick cloud at 87 to 95%, with the strongest gusts still blowing. Flat light is possible, and exposed lifts could be uncomfortable or disrupted.\n\nWith no recent snow and these temperatures, expect surfaces to be firm early and softer or patchy as the day warms. Tomorrow's gusts are forecast to reach 55 km/h, and Tuesday looks wetter with rain and gusts up to 59 km/h. Wednesday cools to 5 to 13°C with lighter wind, but still no snow in the forecast.","clothingRecommendation":"Feels-like temperatures at the base run from 10°C at 8 AM to 13°C in the afternoon, but a gusty east wind on exposed chairlifts will feel colder and it will be colder higher up, so wear a windproof shell, a warm mid-layer and gloves. Add a neck gaiter and goggles for the lift rides, and carry a light spare layer for the cloudy afternoon.","audioSeconds":86,"audioSecondsUs":null,"_source":"anthropic-claude","_model":"claude-sonnet-5-5"}