BEFORE NOON

Danger level

AFTERNOON

Danger level

1800m

Wet snow

1800m

Avalanche danger differs during the course of the day. Increasing spontaneous wet-snow avalanches from steep terrain in high altitudes!

The avalanche danger changes from low to moderate during the course of the day above 1.800 m. Danger spots are located in steep shady slopes and gullies. There spontaneous loose-snow avalanches are possible any time. On smooth surfaces gliding-snow avalanches are possible. Avoid areas below glide cracks. Avalanches are small to medium sized.8

Snowpack

in high altitudes a thin surface hoar-crust could form during the night, which softens quickly during the day. the snow base is isothermal and wet or mois even in high altitudes. On southern exposed slopes the snow has almost fully retreated and the retreatment increases.

Tendency

Monday will be changeable with few showers in the afternoon. No significant changes of the avalanche danger.

Danger level

1800m

Wet snow

1800m

Only little amount of snow, but spontaneous loose-snow avalanches from steep shady slopes are possible.

The avalanche danger is low. Nevertheless danger spots are located ind very steep shady slopes. There small sized spontaneous loose-snow and wet-snow avalanches are possible.

Snowpack

The snowcover is isothermal and till high altitudes wet or moist. On southern exposed sloped the snow has almost fully retreated and the retreatment increases.

Tendency

Monday will be changeable with few showers in the afternoon. No significant changes of the avalanche danger.