Danger level
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Only adjacent to ridgelines and at higher elevations is some fresh drift snow possible and local persistent weak layer problems!
The avalanche risk is low. There are still localised avalanche prone locations in the shady and north-facing higher elevations due to the old snow problem. In steep terrain, slab avalanches can be triggered in places by winter sports enthusiasts. Avalanche prone locations are mainly adjacent to ridgelines and behind terrain edges. These are somewhat covered and therefore difficult to recognise.
Snowpack
The old snowpack, which is hard on the surface, is thinly covered and contains crystals without bonds that have been transformed internally. This means that the snow base, fundament is high and weakened, especially on the north and east sides. Only in very exposed areas could there be some small-scale wind slab. In general, there is only a little snow, which is very unevenly distributed.
Tendency
No significant change.