Livigno through the ski season
January's typical high is -5°C / 23°F at 2,307 m, compared with 4°C / 39°F in April. Wet days peak around 12 in December; January has about 9 stronger-gust days.
March has about 15 freeze-thaw days around 1,999 m. Snow can soften lower down while the middle slope remains near freezing.
Livigno’s two ski sides share a pass but require a shuttle between their bases. Pack a layer for the time spent waiting or traveling as well as for skiing, and check winter road access before setting off for the valley. Plan your Livigno ski trip →
Compare the months
Typical temperatures are for 2,307 m. The colder-day high is for 2,609 m: roughly one day in ten stays below it. Gust days count modeled gusts of 40 km/h (25 mph) or more and are not adjusted for height.
Swipe the table sideways to see rain, snow and gust days.
What to expect
December afternoons remain below freezing and nights are colder still.
What to wear
Bring layers that work while you're sitting on lifts. The warmth you generate on a descent isn't a reliable guide to what you'll need during stops.
Jacket and pants for December
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What to expect
January has the coldest temperatures at 2,307 m and the most gust days.
What to wear
Choose a warm midlayer and gloves for this trip. Make sure the outer garment closes comfortably over them without leaving gaps.
Jacket and pants for January
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What to expect
February is a little milder and less frequently wet than January, but remains cold.
What to wear
Keep a winter base combination. Adjust with vents during skiing rather than expecting a warm afternoon to make insulation unnecessary.
Jacket and pants for February
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What to expect
March temperatures near freezing coincide with more lower-slope freeze-thaw.
What to wear
Carry a layer you can remove on a warmer descent. Keep it close for higher runs, where cold-day temperatures remain well below freezing.
Jacket and pants for March
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What to expect
April afternoons rise above freezing while the typical low remains below it.
What to wear
Dress in lighter layers that you can build up for the morning. Keep enough warmth for a cold day higher up.
Jacket and pants for April
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Quick answers
How cold is Livigno during the ski season? January highs of -5°C / 23°F and lows of -9°C / 16°F make it the coldest month at 2,307 m. March afternoons are still close to freezing.
What should you wear skiing in Livigno? Use the monthly clothing advice, then adjust your layers for the current mountain forecast, your activity and how warm you run.
Do these ranges predict snow conditions? These figures combine rain and snow, so they cannot tell you how much fresh snow will be on the pistes. Check the lift operator's snow report and the mountain forecast before your trip.
About the data
The selected slope heights are 1,999 m, 2,307 m and 2,609 m. Two of the three heights share a 6.5 km weather-model cell. Precipitation and gust figures may therefore repeat.
These are historical estimates, not a trip forecast. A rain or snow day has at least 1 mm of precipitation. Temperatures are adjusted for slope height; precipitation and 10 m gusts are not. Each data cell is about 6.5 km wide, so conditions on an individual piste can differ.
Sources: Valmassoi et al. (2025), ICON-DREAM v1, DWD Climate Data Center (DOI; CC BY 4.0), downloaded September 9, 2026. Slope locations: OpenSkiMap and OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. See how the clothing guide works.