As the freezing level falls avalanche activity will become unlikely.
Wind slabs could still be found at higher elevations. These wind slabs will likely be small but could be sensitive to rider traffic due to the crust underneath.
Tuesday night: Light flurries bringing trace amounts of snow at higher elevations with freezing levels around 1800 m. Moderate south winds.
Wednesday: Clearing throughout the day. Light flurries bringing 5 to 10 cm of new snow. Freezing level falling to 1100 m. Light to moderate westerly winds.
Thursday: Mostly cloudy with no new snow expected. Freezing levels around 1300 m. Light southeast winds.
Friday: Mostly cloudy with flurries bringing trace amounts of snow. Light to moderate southeast winds and freezing levels around 1200 m.
No avalanches were reported on Monday.
Wind slabs could be found at higher elevations on northerly aspects. As the freezing level falls a crust will likely form on all aspects and elevations. .
Below treeline, snowpack depths are below threshold for avalanches in many areas.
