Fischbach Alps East, Wechsel

Low avalanche danger, but isolated wet snow slides!

Low avalanche danger, but isolated wet snow slides!

The avalanche risk is low. However, small, spontaneous wet snow slides can occur at low altitudes, e.g. from wooded areas and also at higher altitudes on sunny slopes.

The persistent weak layer problem is easing due to the warming, but the snow can become wet and therefore unstable at low altitudes and on sunny slopes.

In the night to Wednesday, the last clouds clear and during the day, the best mountain weather prevails from early to late. However, the air will be somewhat hazy, so visibility will be somewhat limited. At the same time, it will be very mild at +2 to +4 degrees at 2000 metres. The wind will be weak in the morning, but from midday it will freshen up in the Mürztal Alps and the eastern foothills and blow briskly from the north-west.

With the influence of high pressure, the coming days will be trouble-free. Occasionally, dense clouds will cover the sun, but rain or snowfall is not in sight for the time being. Slowly but surely, the temperature will drop again at all altitudes. The risk of avalanches remains low.