Favourable situation
- All elevations
Low avalanche danger
Low avalanche danger
Low avalanche danger, there is no marked avalanche problem. Isolated small naturally triggered wet-snow slides, esp. in case of rain impact, from rocky terrain which has not yet discharged.
The snowpack is thoroughly moist up to high altitudes, will be able to consolidate in the lower temperatures, moistening further from the rain and moist air masses. Slopes becoming increasingly wetter.
On Monday night the NW airstream will bring precipitation and a dropping snowfall level (to 1300-1600 m). By morning in the Dachstein region and Totes Gebirge, up to 15 cm of fresh snow is possible, more from place to place, less in Niedere Tauern. Further east and south, hardly any precipitation. In afternoon, clouds will disperse from the NW. At 2000 m: 0 to -3 degrees; at 1500 m: 0 to +4 degrees. The NW winds will be moderate, stronger only at summit levels.
An intermediate high-pressure front will bring some sunshine on Wednesday, with milder temperatures. The danger of wet-snow/glide-snow slides will increase during the course of the day.
Bulletin data: Avalanche Warning Service Styria (CC BY 4.0)