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Highlights
Below 1800 m there is very little snow on the ground
Avalanche problems
Tendency
As a result of the westerly air current on Wednesday, cloudbanks will move in above summit level. Temperatures will rise. At 2000 m: -6 to -1 degree. Moderate to strong W/SW winds. Avalanche danger will gradually decrease.
Avalanche Activity
Below 1800 m there is very little snow on the ground
Low avalanche danger prevails. On steep slopes which have not yet discharged small glide-snow avalanches can trigger naturally. With increasing altitude, small trigger-sensitive snowdrifts require attentiveness.
Snowpack Structure
The shallow snowpack is thoroughly wet up to intermediate altitudes. Temperatures are helping the snowpack layering. There is very little snow on the ground.
Weather Synopsis
Monday night: a cold front will bring precipitation, snowfall above 1500 m, in early morning down to 1000 m or lower. Tuesday: snow showers at the start, slackening off, the fogbanks will disperse somewhat. Lots of sunshine in the afternoon, then the next clouds will move in. Colder than recently. At 2000 m: -4 degrees. Strong westerly winds initially, then easing.
Bulletin data: Avalanche Warning Service Vorarlberg (CC BY 4.0)