Danger level
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Avalanche danger low. Persistent weak layers in shady high areas!
Avalanche danger is in general low. A few danger spots exist. Medium slab avalanches can be triggered by high additional especially in entries to extremely steep shady gullies, bowls and slopes above 1.900 m. The amount of danger spots is increasing with height. Small spontaneous loose-snow and slab avalanches are to expect on sunny slopes.
Snowpack
Older snowdrift deposits are placed on a weak base in shady high areas. Apart that the snowcover has stabilized in most areas. On the surface a melt-hoar crust is formed. The snow base is predominantly made of faceted snow and relatively soft.
Tendency
On Sunday changing weather conditions with rain- and snow showers. The avalanche danger stays low.