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.

Avalanche conditions are usually favourable in the morning after a clear night. During the daytime changes, the propensity to trigger wet avalanches increases, especially on extremely steep sunny slopes. Wet avalanches can mainly come from multiple starting zones that have not yet been fully discharged. These are usually small but can easily be triggered by individual winter sports enthusiasts. Tours should be ended in good time.

The outgoing longwave radiation at night is sometimes quite good. The snow surface freezes and softens quickly. Sun and warmth lead to increasing soaking of the snowpack during the day changes. Shady slopes with little snow above around 1800 m: The lower part of the snowpack is faceted.

The night will be clear to partly cloudy. Mostly sunny on Easter Monday. At 2000 metres 0 to 6 degrees. Moderate to brisk wind from the northwest.

Little change.