Danger level
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Be aware of the persistent weak layer problem at high altitudes!
The avalanche danger is rated as moderate above 1800 metres. Wet loose snow avalanches from slopes that have not yet been discharged are still possible. There is still a persistent weak layer problem in the northern sector: in very steep gullies and bowls on the shady slopes, triggering of dry slab avalanches is possible with large additional loads.
Snowpack
During the night, the firmness of the snowpack surface increases again briefly. The snowpack has settled. Up to the high altitudes, the snowpack became wet or moist depending on the aspect. On the northern slopes of the higher elevations, the kinetic metamorphism (persistent weak layer problem) continues to weaken the snowpack.
Tendency
High pressure will bring bright sunny mountain weather for a few days from Thursday. Please note the daytime changes in avalanche risk.
