Osterhorn Group,Gamsfeld Group

Low avalanche danger and little snow

The night is clear at first, with a few clouds appearing in the morning. On Tuesday morning there will still be some sunshine in the mountains, then the clouds will thicken and visibility will become increasingly limited. At 2000 metres, the temperature will be -4 to -1 degrees. The wind will blow weakly to moderately from different directions.

No significant change in avalanche danger.

The snowpack is crusted can form and hard in the morning and softens a little on the sunny side during the daytime changes. Only on shady slopes can the snow surface still be partly dry and soft or wind-treated. Here, edged persistent weak layers - if present - weaken the thin snow base, fundament.

Low avalanche danger and little snow

The avalanche risk is low, there is little snow. Isolated avalanche prone locations are still conceivable on steep, shady slopes leading to wind slab-filled gullies in the summit areas. In general, the risk of injury from stones and the risk of falling on hard or icy surfaces outweighs the risk of burial.