Nock Mountains
Danger d’avalanche
- All elevations
- 1 · Faible
Points saillants
Favorable situation
Avalanche Activity
Favorable situation
Avalanche danger is low. Triggering a small slab is possible in only few places, most endangered are shady slopes in very steep terrain above 2000m. In isolated cases a small glide-snow avalanche is possible. Isolated small naturally triggered glide-snow avalanches possible.
Snowpack Structure
Atop a melt-freeze crust (or else, bare ground) loosely-packed snow lies deposited. Surface hoar has often been blanketed. On sunny slopes the snow is sticky. The fundament on shady steep slopes is often weak, but the weak layer is varied and the slab shallow.
Weather Forecast
On Tuesday, sunshine and good visibility. In the morning hours, residual fog can be a disturbance. Winds will remain light, only in high-alpine regions with westerly to northerly winds be blowing at moderate strength. At 2000m: -11 to -6 degrees.
Tendency
No significant change in danger levels anticipated
Bulletin data: Avalanche Warning Service Salzburg (CC BY 4.0)
Régions couvertes
- Nock Mountains
- Lower Tauern Central
- Lower Tauern North
- Pongau Grass Mountains
- Dienten Mountains
- Kitzbühel Alps Glemmtal
- Kitzbühel Alps Upper Pinzgau
- Tennen Mountains, Gosaukamm
- Steinernes Meer, Hochkönig, Hagen Mountains, Göll massif
- Lofer and Leogang Mountains
- Osterhorn Group,Gamsfeld Group
- Untersberg Massif
- Chiemgau Alps South