Nock Mountains

During the daytime changes, wet avalanches are more likely to be triggered.

During the daytime changes, wet avalanches are more likely to be triggered.

The avalanche risk is low. During the daytime changes, the triggering of wet avalanches increases slightly. Wet avalanches can mainly come from multiple starting zones that are not yet fully discharged. These are usually small but can also be easily triggered by individual winter sports enthusiasts. The risk of being swept away and falling should be taken into account.

The outgoing longwave radiation at night is quite good. The snow surface freezes solid and softens during the day changes. Sun and heat lead to increasing soaking of the snowpack. Rather snow-poor shady slopes above around 1900 m: The lower part of the snowpack is faceted. There is hardly any snow on steep sunny slopes at low and medium altitudes.

Tuesday night will be mainly clear or partly cloudy. On Tuesday, the sun will shine and only a few spring clouds will form. The wind will blow briskly from the northwest. At 2000 metres 0 to 7 degrees.

Little change.