Avalanche forecast

Nock Mountains

LWD Salzburg
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Avalanche danger

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Highlights

Small-sized loosely-packed snow avalanches are possible.

Avalanche problems

  • Wind slab

    • All elevations
    Size
    1

    Stability: poor · Frequency: few

Avalanche Activity

Small-sized loosely-packed snow avalanches are possible.

Avalanche danger is low. In extremely steep terrain, small-sized loose snow avalanches can release due to solar radiation. In isolated cases near ridgelines, there are freshly generated snowdrift masses which can, however, only trigger a slab avalanche in general by large additional loading.

Snowpack Structure

Loosely-packed fresh fallen snow lies deposited atop a well settled and consolidated base or on bare ground. The snowpack is not sufficiently thick in all places for snow sports in outlying terrain.

Weather Forecast

The nocturnal hours will be star-studded, then some high-altitude cloudbanks will move in from the northeast. Wednesday will start with high-altitude cloudbanks, visibility somewhat limited in high-alpine terrain from Hochkönig, Dachstein and the eastern Hohe Tauern. Mostly dry, perhaps a few snowflakes. Clouds will continue to disperse and the sun will ultimately come through. Widns mostly light, in high-alpine terrain moderate to brisk from the northeast. Temperatures: at 2000m: -4 degrees; at 3000m: -9 degrees.

Tendency

Danger expected to remain constant

Bulletin data: Avalanche Warning Service Salzburg (CC BY 4.0)

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