Gutensteiner Alpen

Little snow and low avalanche danger.

Little snow and low avalanche danger.

The avalanche danger is low. Very occasional small, wet gullies on embankments or in gullies and bowls are still possible.

Due to the mild temperatures, the snow cover, snowpack is damp to wet. Overnight, a melt-freeze crust forms in windless areas, which thaws again during the day with sunlight. In general, the snow cover is well below average.

The coming night will be clear. Thursday will bring only intermittent sunny weather with the passage of denser clouds in high and mid-altitude layers. However, it will remain dry. The temperature at an altitude of 1500 metres will be between 1 and 5 degrees. Up to 8 degrees at 1000 metres. On Thursday, the wind will be weak to moderate with gusts of around 40 km/h. No fresh snow is expected. No new fallen snow is expected.

The avalanche risk remains low. On Friday and at the weekend, winds from the south-east will push low, high fog-like clouds into the Alpine foothills, while the higher mountains will remain clear with a southerly flow. It will cool down slightly.