Tuesday 4 November 2025

Published 6 Nov 2025, 18:41:00


Danger level

1000m
Avalanche Problem
New snow
1000m
New snow
2000m
1000m
New snow
2000m


Special warning!

Snowpack

Tendency


Danger level

2000m
Avalanche Problem
Wind slab
2000m


Special alert

Headline avalanche situation

Description of avalanche danger There are few places with unstable snow cover. Small creepers can be triggered on the rare patches of blowing snow, which can cause loss of balance and a fall.

Snowpack

dp.6: cold, loose snow and wind

During the last deterioration, the snowline was mostly above the highest peaks. With the arrival of the cold front, it cooled down, a northerly wind blew and the snowline dropped to 1500 m. Only a few centimetres of snow fell below 2000 m, and up to 20 cm at higher altitudes. The stronger northerly wind blew the snow into the leeward slopes, with small drifts of blowing snow, especially on the southern slopes. Snow is melting on the slopes, even in the high mountains, and will freeze overnight, increasing the likelihood of slipping. Snow will remain dry in the arid areas.

Tendency

Snow will gradually melt on the soils, but snow will linger on the axis. Avalanche risk will remain only in a few places.