Hochschwab Mountains

Low danger, snow on the ground only on north-facing slopes

On Tuesday, gray and wet all day long, the peaks often in fog. In southern regions rainfall will be stronger, snowfall down to below 1000 m. At 2000 m: -4 degrees in evening. Avalanche danger levels are not expected to change significantly.

Low danger, snow on the ground only on north-facing slopes

Very isolated wet-snow slides on steep north-facing slopes/gullies, likelier as rainfall sets in

The wet snowpack is losing its firmness, wet loose-snow avalanches can release at any time. As rainfall sets in, likelihood of natural triggerings increases. The slopes are rapidly becoming bare of snow, except for north-facing slopes.

Starting on Monday, instable conditions, a cold front from the northwest will increase cloud cover and make temperatures drop. In early morning: +8 degrees at 2000 m; in evening: +4 degrees in the north, +6 degrees in the south. In the northern ranges, showers are possible as of midday, in the south it will remain sunnier for longer and dry until evening. Stormy W/SW winds. Snowfall level on Monday over 2000 m, temperatures will drop on Tuesday.