Danger level

2000m

New snow

2000m

Fresh snow

The avalanche danger is moderate above 2000 metres and low below. The main problem is fresh snow. With the sunlight, small loose snow avalanches can come loose in some places. This is particularly the case on very steep, sunny slopes.

Snowpack

15 cm of fresh snow fell overnight with little wind. Within the fresh snow, the snow may lose its bond. The underlying snow cover is well consolidated.

Tendency

The risk of avalanches decreases as settlement progresses.

Danger level

2000m

New snow		2000m
Wind slab		2500m

Snowpack

Tendency

Danger level

2000m

Gliding snow

2000m

Test

The avalanche danger is low. Small sliding snow avalanches can spontaneously detach themselves from steep grassy terrain.

Snowpack

The snow cover is compact and well consolidated.

Tendency

No significant changes

Danger level

Generally favourable situation

Not a problem Mainly on east to south-west facing slopes. Slopes exposed north-west to north to east. Hazard areas are mainly located in the northern sector.

Snowpack

Compact, thin snow cover

Tendency