Pre Alps

Below 1800 m there is very little snow on the ground

As a result of the westerly air current on Wednesday, cloudbanks will move in above summit level. Temperatures will rise. At 2000 m: -6 to -1 degree. Moderate to strong W/SW winds. Avalanche danger will gradually decrease.

Below 1800 m there is very little snow on the ground

Low avalanche danger prevails. On steep slopes which have not yet discharged small glide-snow avalanches can trigger naturally. With increasing altitude, small trigger-sensitive snowdrifts require attentiveness.

The shallow snowpack is thoroughly wet up to intermediate altitudes. Temperatures are helping the snowpack layering. There is very little snow on the ground.

Monday night: a cold front will bring precipitation, snowfall above 1500 m, in early morning down to 1000 m or lower. Tuesday: snow showers at the start, slackening off, the fogbanks will disperse somewhat. Lots of sunshine in the afternoon, then the next clouds will move in. Colder than recently. At 2000 m: -4 degrees. Strong westerly winds initially, then easing.