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        "regionID": "CH-3211"
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        "regionID": "CH-2131"
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        "regionID": "CH-3221"
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      {
        "regionID": "CH-2112"
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        "regionID": "CH-2121"
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        "regionID": "CH-2111"
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        "regionID": "CH-1311"
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        "regionID": "CH-1211"
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      {
        "regionID": "CH-1221"
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        "regionID": "CH-1212"
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        "regionID": "CH-1213"
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      "tendencyComment": "Snow will continue to fall in the north, but it will be less heavy. Cold weather will persist. The wind will remain from northerly directions, but ease a little. \n On Wednesday the avalanche situation will not change significantly. From Thursday the avalanche danger will slowly decrease."
    },
    "publicationTime": "2021-03-16T08:00:00+01:00",
    "avalancheActivityHighlights": "In the west and in the north a high avalanche danger will be encountered over a wide area",
    "snowpackStructureComment": "Large amounts of fresh snow and strong wind have given rise to extensive snow drift accumulations in Valais, on the northern flank of the Alps and in northern Grisons. In the other regions, the snow drift accumulations are less deep. The fresh snow and wind slabs are prone to triggering. \n Poor visibility severely restricted avalanche observation on Monday. Automatic detection systems, however, registered numerous medium to large avalanches. \n Weak layers in the old snow near the ground persist in all aspects in particular in Valais and Grisons above approximately 2200 to 2400 m. As the excessive loading imposed by the fresh snow and snow drift accumulations increases, avalanche releases in these deep weak layers are becoming possible.",
    "wxSynopsisComment": "The far south was fairly sunny, but it was very cloudy over a wide area elsewhere. Snow fell over a wide area, even at low altitudes; in the north the snowfall was persistent. \nFresh snow: On Monday, 40 to 60 cm of snow fell over a wide area in the north; even larger amounts fell in the far west and the Glarus Alps. From Saturday evening until Monday afternoon, therefore, the following aggregate amounts of snow fell above approximately 1600 m:  - Northern Alpine ridge from Trient to Wildstrubel and from the Sustenhorn into the Glarus Alps: 80 to 120 cm\n - Rest of Lower Valais, remaining regions north of a line between the Rhone and Rhine: 50 to 80 cm\n - Jura, southern Upper Valais, southern Gotthard region, rest of northern Grisons, northern Lower Engadine: 20 to 50 cm\n - Rest of northern Ticino, central Grisons, southern Lower Engadine: 10 to 20 cm; further south, a few centimetres or remaining dry \n \n \nTemperature: At midday at 2000 m: about -6 \u00b0C \nWind:  - Strong, sometimes storm force westerly to northwesterly\n - In Ticino, strong from the north, easing a little during the day\nOn the southern flank of the Alps, the weather will be quite sunny. The north will be mostly very cloudy and snow will fall, even at low altitudes. \nFresh snow: From Monday afternoon until Tuesday afternoon above approximately 1200 m:  - Northern Alpine ridge from the Aletsch region to the Glarus Alps: 30 to 50 cm\n - Lower Valais, remaining regions north of a line between the Rhone and Rhine, northern and central Grisons, northern Lower Engadine: 15 to 30 cm \n - Jura, southern Upper Valais, northern Ticino, Upper Engadine; southern Lower Engadine, Grisons southern valleys: 5 to 15 cm; further south mostly dry \n \n \nTemperature: At midday at 2000 m: between -10 \u00b0C in the north and -6 \u00b0C in the south \nWind:  - Strong, veering from northwesterly to northerly\n - In Ticino, strong to storm force north foehn",
    "bulletinID": "8948089",
    "avalancheActivityComment": "The new snow and wind slabs are prone to triggering. Single winter sport participants can release avalanches, including large ones. Natural avalanches are possible. Backcountry touring calls for experience in the assessment of avalanche danger and caution."
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      {
        "regionID": "CH-8114"
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      {
        "regionID": "CH-8113"
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      {
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        "regionID": "CH-8111"
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        "regionID": "CH-8215"
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        "regionID": "CH-8214"
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        "regionID": "CH-8213"
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        "regionID": "CH-8221"
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        "regionID": "CH-8212"
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          "W",
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      "validTime": {},
      "tendencyComment": "Snow will continue to fall in the north, but it will be less heavy. Cold weather will persist. The wind will remain from northerly directions, but ease a little. \n On Wednesday the avalanche situation will not change significantly. From Thursday the avalanche danger will slowly decrease."
    },
    "publicationTime": "2021-03-16T08:00:00+01:00",
    "avalancheActivityHighlights": "In the west and in the north a high avalanche danger will be encountered over a wide area",
    "snowpackStructureComment": "Large amounts of fresh snow and strong wind have given rise to extensive snow drift accumulations in Valais, on the northern flank of the Alps and in northern Grisons. In the other regions, the snow drift accumulations are less deep. The fresh snow and wind slabs are prone to triggering. \n Poor visibility severely restricted avalanche observation on Monday. Automatic detection systems, however, registered numerous medium to large avalanches. \n Weak layers in the old snow near the ground persist in all aspects in particular in Valais and Grisons above approximately 2200 to 2400 m. As the excessive loading imposed by the fresh snow and snow drift accumulations increases, avalanche releases in these deep weak layers are becoming possible.",
    "wxSynopsisComment": "The far south was fairly sunny, but it was very cloudy over a wide area elsewhere. Snow fell over a wide area, even at low altitudes; in the north the snowfall was persistent. \nFresh snow: On Monday, 40 to 60 cm of snow fell over a wide area in the north; even larger amounts fell in the far west and the Glarus Alps. From Saturday evening until Monday afternoon, therefore, the following aggregate amounts of snow fell above approximately 1600 m:  - Northern Alpine ridge from Trient to Wildstrubel and from the Sustenhorn into the Glarus Alps: 80 to 120 cm\n - Rest of Lower Valais, remaining regions north of a line between the Rhone and Rhine: 50 to 80 cm\n - Jura, southern Upper Valais, southern Gotthard region, rest of northern Grisons, northern Lower Engadine: 20 to 50 cm\n - Rest of northern Ticino, central Grisons, southern Lower Engadine: 10 to 20 cm; further south, a few centimetres or remaining dry \n \n \nTemperature: At midday at 2000 m: about -6 \u00b0C \nWind:  - Strong, sometimes storm force westerly to northwesterly\n - In Ticino, strong from the north, easing a little during the day\nOn the southern flank of the Alps, the weather will be quite sunny. The north will be mostly very cloudy and snow will fall, even at low altitudes. \nFresh snow: From Monday afternoon until Tuesday afternoon above approximately 1200 m:  - Northern Alpine ridge from the Aletsch region to the Glarus Alps: 30 to 50 cm\n - Lower Valais, remaining regions north of a line between the Rhone and Rhine, northern and central Grisons, northern Lower Engadine: 15 to 30 cm \n - Jura, southern Upper Valais, northern Ticino, Upper Engadine; southern Lower Engadine, Grisons southern valleys: 5 to 15 cm; further south mostly dry \n \n \nTemperature: At midday at 2000 m: between -10 \u00b0C in the north and -6 \u00b0C in the south \nWind:  - Strong, veering from northwesterly to northerly\n - In Ticino, strong to storm force north foehn",
    "bulletinID": "8948086",
    "avalancheActivityComment": "Fresh and somewhat older wind slabs are in some cases prone to triggering. The avalanche prone locations are to be found in particular in gullies and bowls, and behind abrupt changes in the terrain. Apart from the danger of being buried, restraint should be exercised in particular in view of the danger of avalanches sweeping people along and giving rise to falls."
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]