Stub and Gleinalpe

Isolated glide-snow/wet-snow avalanches in steep terrain

At high altitudes, older snowdrift accumulations are well bonded with the snowpack surface, tensions have decreased with the higher temperatures. At intermediate and lower altitudes the snowpack is very moist-to-wet due to rain impact, can glide over smooth ground. The slopes near Graz and Wechsel are mostly bare of snow.

Isolated glide-snow/wet-snow avalanches in steep terrain

Avalanche danger is generally low. On steep slopes in all aspects, naturally triggered glide-snow and wet-snow avalanches can be expected.

In the wake of a minor cold front, high-pressure conditions will move in. Sunday will start with cloud cover, esp. on the northern flank of the Alps, brief rain/snow showers are possible, later on sunnier, and in late afternoon high-altitiude clouds moving in from the west. Light winds. At 2000 m: -1 degree; at 1500 m: +4 degrees. On Monday the next perturbance will arrive in the north, heavy clouds from the start, followed by light snowfall, snowfall level at 1500 m. Isolated showers could spread to the south. The NW winds will be light-to-moderate, temperatures will drop slightly.

Avalanche danger will remain low