Loose Dry
- Hochgebirge
- Waldgrenze
- Unterhalb der Waldgrenze
- Wahrscheinlichkeit
- Likely
- Größe
- 1–2
Watch for dry loose avalanches in steep terrain.
Avalanche hazard should spike overnight and tapper in to Sunday, as a frontal system passes our area. Avoid exposure to overhead avalanche terrain early in the day, especially if the storm continues a little longer than is forecast.
Watch for dry loose avalanches in steep terrain.
Moderate snowfall and strong winds overnight will build fresh storm slabs in all exposed terrain. With plenty of low density snow available for entrainment, expect avalanches to run far and fast.
We are expecting a natural cycle of avalanches overnight, triggered by moderate snowfall and strong winds. Natural activity will likely tapper off into Sunday, but should be factored into your morning route plan.
Incoming new snow will bury facetted wind effect and settled powder.
The deep persistent weakness near the base of the snowpack consists of rounding facets, as well as a decomposing crust in some locations.
We're going to get a solid dose of low density snow overnight into Sunday, as a frontal system collides with the arctic air that's been parked over our area this past week.
Tonight: Snow (10-15cm). Alpine low -12 °C. Moderate-strong SW winds @ridgetop.
Sunday: Flurries (10cm). Alpine high -9 °C. Light gusting to strong SW wind.
Monday: Isolated flurries. Low -16 °C, High -12 °C. Light SW wind.
Tuesday: Flurries (5cm). Low -16 °C, High -10 °C. Light variable winds.