Osterhorn Group,Gamsfeld Group

Low risk of small, wet avalanches

Low risk of small, wet avalanches

The avalanche risk is low. Individual wet and small avalanches can spontaneously release from very steep terrain with the sun's rays. Terrain traps are less full due to a lack of snow and are therefore more effective.

The snow cover, snowpack is moist to wet due to rainfall, mild air and sunlight, depending on the altitudes, and closes with a crust of melt or rain ice, which can build up steeply during the day on the sunny slopes and protected from the wind. Edgy persistent weak layers partially weaken the snow base, fundament.

The sky is starry during the night. It remains windy. Tuesday will continue on the mountains with lots of sunshine and very good visibility and the wind will weaken considerably. At 2000 metres, temperatures will hover around +1 degree.

No significant change in avalanche danger.