Chiemgau Alps East

Largely safe conditions

Largely safe conditions

The avalanche danger is low. Wet snow can still be problematic on extremely steep slopes. Individual, small sliding snow avalanches slide down slippery meadow slopes that have not yet been discharged. Where there is still snow on the steep rocky terrain to the south, it can slide off as a small, wet loose snow avalanche.

The snow is soaked right up to the higher elevations. On open areas, a partially stable layer of snow forms at night. When exposed to sunlight, the remaining snow cover loses some of its firmness during the day; on the shaded side, it hardly softens despite warm temperatures. At the highest altitudes, isolated layers of angular crystals remain. Overall, the snow cover has receded considerably. The lower elevations are thinning out on the sunny side.

The avalanche danger remains low.