Keep an eye on the weather throughout the day. Hazard will increase as freezing levels rise and storm snow accumulates.
New wind slab could be found in exposed treeline and alpine terrain.
Storm slab could be found on all aspects treeline and above in areas that receive more then 20 cm of storm snow.
As the freezing level rises wet slabs and wet loose avalanches may occur.
Sunday night: stormy with 5 to 15 cm of snow expected with moderate to strong south winds. Freezing levels rising throughout the night to 1500 m.
Monday: stormy with up to 20 cm of new snow expected at higher elevations and moderate southerly winds. Freezing levels rising to 2000 m.
Tuesday: stormy with up to 10mm of precipitation likely falling as rain at all elevations. Strong south winds. Freezing level around 2500 m.
Wednesday: clearing throughout the day. Possibility of some light flurries bringing trace amounts of new snow. Freezing level falling to 1000 m. Light westerly winds.
On Saturday one size one skier triggered wind slab avalanche was reported. This avalanche took place on a north aspect at treeline.
New storm and wind slabs will likely form throughout the day on Monday. As the freezing levels rise moist snow could be observed on all aspects and elevations. .
Below treeline, snowpack depths are below threshold for avalanches in many areas.
