Nock Mountains

Low avalanche danger

Low avalanche danger

Avalanche danger os LOW. On extremely steep grassy slopes, isolated small glide-snow avalanches or wet slides are possible.

The snowpack became thoroughly wet due to warmth and rainfall at the beginning of the week. Fresh snow was not much. During the night a melt-freeze crust NOT capable of bearing loads formed. Sunshine and warmth during the daytime softened the crust further, particularly on sunny slopes. Snow depths are below average, there is little snow on the ground.

Above the layers of fog, visibility on Monday will be good from the start, only some cirrus clouds high above summit level. As of midday, cloudbanks will move into the Northern Alps, light will become diffuse. Winds will be light to moderate from W/S. Mild: at 2000 m, 2-5 degrees, at 3000 m, 0 degrees.

Low danger continues