Wind slab
- Above 1,800 m
Weak layers in the old snow demand high caution
Weak layers in the old snow demand high caution
Weak layers in the old snow in all aspects can be triggered by one single skier and are expected to remain trigger-sensitive. Danger zones occur esp. in gullies and bowls and behind protruberances in the landscape above 1800m and at the foot of rocky cliffs. Whumpf noises and glide cracks when you step onto the snowpack are indicators of danger. Avalanches can grow to medium size. Magnitude and frequency of danger zones will tend to increase with ascending altitude. Risks of being forced to take a fall or being swept along require consideration.
The snowpack is expansively metamorphosed The older snowdrifts blanket a weak layer particularly on shady slopes above 1800m. The snowpack is highly diverse even over small areas. Only little snow on the ground from region to region below 1600m.
On Friday, sunshine from morning til night,skies mostly cloudless. At low and intermediate altitudes, some high fog is possible (upper border: 1200-1500m). At low and intermediate altitudes, sunshine will take over. By early afternoon the high fogbanks should disperse, sunshine will reign. Moderate easterly winds. Temperatures rising. At 3000m: to -3 degrees; at 2000m: to -2 degrees. Source: GeoSource Austria
No significant change in avalanche danger levels is expected
Bulletin data: Avalanche Warning Service Carinthia, lawinen.report (CC BY 4.0)