Pre Alps

Main danger: wet-snow/glide-snow avalanches

Nocturnal hours: The foehn wind will come to an end, it will be cloudy but dry. Monday daytime: Dry weather, variably cloudy, some sunshine, some fog. At 2000 m: -1 to +2 degrees. Light to moderate easterly winds.

Tuesday will be variably cloudy with some precipitation, somewhat cooler. Danger of wet-snow avalanches will recede slightly, otherwise avalanche danger levels are not expected to change significantly.

Main danger: wet-snow/glide-snow avalanches

Small-to-medium glide-snow avalanches are still possible. Caution urged below glide cracks. In very steep terrain, small loose wet-snow avalanches can be expected, these can also be triggered by 1 person in steep terrain. Danger of being swept along and being forced to take a fall should be taken into consideration.

At low and intermediate altitudes the snowpack is thoroughly wet down to the ground. Clouds passing through will hamper nocturnal longwave outgoing radiation, a crust capable of bearing loads cannot form easily. Warmth is making the snowpack weaker, esp. in wind-protected terrain. Warm ground and the wet snowpack base reinforce the gliding movements of the entire snowpack. Very little snow on the ground below 1400 m.