{"mode":"resort","plan":["Check Tignes' own lift and piste report first, since we have no lift status here, and start in the 9 to 10 AM window when gusts are only 10 to 14 km/h and there are some breaks in the cloud.","Around 11 AM, when gusts reach 25 km/h and cloud closes to 94 to 97%, move to lower and more sheltered terrain and keep the chairlift rides short.","From 2 PM expect gusts of 31 to 35 km/h, full cloud and flat light, so plan your last runs early and watch for wind holds on exposed lifts."],"ride":"Bring an all-mountain ski around 80 to 95 mm underfoot with good edge grip, because there is no fresh snow and rain has gone through overnight.","wear":"Feels-like temperatures sit around 4 to 5°C at the base, but gusts of 25 to 35 km/h make chairlift rides feel colder and it will be colder higher up, so wear a warm midlayer under a windproof shell. Bring a neck gaiter, light gloves you can swap for warmer ones, and a spare lens for flat afternoon light.","summary":"Tomorrow at 2100 m is 6 to 10°C (feels like 4 to 5°C) with no new snow in 72 h and about 1 mm of rain overnight. Gusts climb from 5 km/h at 8 AM to 35 km/h by 3 PM under thickening cloud.","headline":"Mild, grey and breezy. Ski early, before wind.","paragraphs":["Tomorrow is a mild, grey day at Tignes with no new snow to speak of: 0 cm in the last 24 and 72 hours at 2100 m, and about 1 mm of rain forecast overnight at the base. Temperatures run from 6°C at 8 AM to 10°C at 2 PM, so expect soft, wet surfaces at the base, and treat anything firm at altitude as old snow rather than a fresh surface. We don't have lift status for Tignes, so check the resort's own report for what is running before you commit to a plan.","The morning is the best window. From 8 to 10 AM winds are light, 3 to 9 km/h with gusts of 5 to 14 km/h, and cloud is partly broken at 71 to 82%, with visibility over 34 km. That is your time for the main part of the day's skiing and for the chairlift rides that will feel coldest.","The change comes around 11 AM. Gusts jump to 25 km/h, cloud rises to 94 to 97%, and by 3 PM it is 100% cloud with gusts of 35 km/h from the east. Light will go flat in the afternoon, and exposed lifts are the ones most likely to be affected by wind, so keep an eye on the resort report as the day goes on.","Looking ahead, Tuesday turns to rain at 5 to 8°C with gusts up to 66 km/h at the base, and Wednesday brings snow with temperatures of -2 to 4°C, though only about 0.6 cm is forecast at the base. Tomorrow is the calmer day, so make the most of the morning."],"generatedAt":"2026-10-18T18:26:18.383Z","briefingText":"Tomorrow is a mild, grey day at Tignes with no new snow to speak of: 0 cm in the last 24 and 72 hours at 2100 m, and about 1 mm of rain forecast overnight at the base. Temperatures run from 6°C at 8 AM to 10°C at 2 PM, so expect soft, wet surfaces at the base, and treat anything firm at altitude as old snow rather than a fresh surface. We don't have lift status for Tignes, so check the resort's own report for what is running before you commit to a plan.\n\nThe morning is the best window. From 8 to 10 AM winds are light, 3 to 9 km/h with gusts of 5 to 14 km/h, and cloud is partly broken at 71 to 82%, with visibility over 34 km. That is your time for the main part of the day's skiing and for the chairlift rides that will feel coldest.\n\nThe change comes around 11 AM. Gusts jump to 25 km/h, cloud rises to 94 to 97%, and by 3 PM it is 100% cloud with gusts of 35 km/h from the east. Light will go flat in the afternoon, and exposed lifts are the ones most likely to be affected by wind, so keep an eye on the resort report as the day goes on.\n\nLooking ahead, Tuesday turns to rain at 5 to 8°C with gusts up to 66 km/h at the base, and Wednesday brings snow with temperatures of -2 to 4°C, though only about 0.6 cm is forecast at the base. Tomorrow is the calmer day, so make the most of the morning.","clothingRecommendation":"Feels-like temperatures sit around 4 to 5°C at the base, but gusts of 25 to 35 km/h make chairlift rides feel colder and it will be colder higher up, so wear a warm midlayer under a windproof shell. Bring a neck gaiter, light gloves you can swap for warmer ones, and a spare lens for flat afternoon light.","audioSeconds":99,"audioSecondsUs":null,"_source":"anthropic-claude","_model":"claude-sonnet-5-5"}