Nock Mountains

Low avalanche danger

There is a below-average amount of snow and the snow cover, snowpack is highly variable. In shady slopes at high altitudes, there are isolated weak layers of faceted crystals in the snow cover, mostly in the vicinity of crusts. Away from this, there is a succession of thin layers of new and drifting snow on the meadows or it is bare.

On Tuesday, the sun will mostly shine in the north, in Lungau the cloud cover will often remain dense. The wind will be light at first, but will pick up a little from the north as the day progresses. In Lungau there will be peaks of around 40 km/h. It will remain cold, at 2000 metres the temperature will be around -13 degrees.

No change in avalanche danger.

Low avalanche danger

The avalanche danger is low, isolated danger areas due to older snowdrift accumulations can still be found behind the edges of the terrain adjacent to the ridgeline and in gullies and bowls that have been blown in. Drift snow areas are small and easily recognisable, but danger areas due to stones under the thin snow cover, snowpack are often not.