Pre Alps

Not much snow, low avalanche danger

In the evening hours, showers will taper off, only high-altitude residual clouds will persist. Tuesday will begin dry with variably visibility due to fog and low-lying clouds, with some sunshine expected. In the latter part of the day, convective cloud build-up and a tendency towards showers will increase, snowfall level at 1600m. At 2000m: +1 degree. Only light winds.

Avalanche danger levels expected to remain unchanged

Not much snow, low avalanche danger

Avalanche danger is low. In isolated cases, small loose-snow avalanches can trigger naturally in extremely steep terrain.

The shallow snowpack is moist up to summit level, often wet. Gliding movements over wet, smooth ground are possible. A cohesive, area-wide snowpack is generally only evident on shady slopes above 1400m. It is well consolidated by and large. South-facing slopes are largely bare of snow on the ground.