Chiemgau Alps East

Danger of injuries from falls on hard surfaces

Danger of injuries from falls on hard surfaces

Avalanche danger is low. Snowdrift accumulations are problematic in some places, esp. on extremely steep sunny slopes at high altitudes, where isolated small wet-snow avalanches can trigger naturally.

All in all a compact snowpack, stable by and large. Weak layers in the snowpack are unlikely to trigger, fracture propagation is improbable. A melt-freeze crust forms at night, softens during the day. At lower altitudes the snowpack is becoming wetter. Little or now snow on the ground well into intermediate altitudes.

Avalanche danger levels are not expected to change significantly.