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    "wxSynopsisComment": "The north was mostly very cloudy. The primary focus of the snowfall shifted slowly eastwards. In Valais in particular there were bright spells during the day; Ticino was quite sunny. \nFresh snow: In the north on Tuesday, a further 20 to 50 cm of snow fell. From Saturday evening until Tuesday afternoon, therefore, the following aggregate amounts of snow fell above approximately 1600 m:  - Lower Valais, regions north of a line between the Rhone and Rhine: 80 to 120 cm, but up to 170 cm in the far west and from the Urn Alps into the Glarus Alps \n - Mattertal, Lower Visp valleys, Goms, southern Gotthard region, rest of northern Grisons, northern Lower Engadine: 50 to 80 cm \n - Saastal, Simplon region, northern Ticino excluding Bedretto, central Grisons, southern Lower Engadine: 20 to 40 cm; further south, a few centimetres or none \n \n \nTemperature: At midday at 2000 m: between -9 \u00b0C in the north and -6 \u00b0C in the south \nWind:  -  Strong, occasionally storm force, veering from northwesterly to northerly \n \n - In Ticino, occasionally strong from the north\n -  Easing during the day, in the west in particular\nThe north will be mostly very cloudy and snow will fall, even at low altitudes. On the southern flank of the Alps it will be fairly sunny. \nFresh snow: From Tuesday afternoon until Wednesday afternoon above approximately 1200 m: \n  -  Jura, Lower Valais, regions north of a line between the Rhone and Rhine, Gotthard region, northern Grisons, northern Lower Engadine: 10 to 25 cm, but up to 40 cm from the eastern Bernese Oberland into the Glarus Alps \n \n - Southern Upper Valais, rest of northern Ticino, central Grisons, rest of Engadine: 5 to 10 cm; further south mostly dry\n \n \nTemperature: At midday at 2000 m: between -8 \u00b0C in the north and -5 \u00b0C in the south \nWind: Moderate to strong from northerly directions",
    "bulletinID": "8948111",
    "avalancheActivityComment": "The wind slabs of the last few days 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. The avalanche prone locations are sometimes covered with new snow. Ski touring and snowshoe hiking call for careful route selection."
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        "regionID": "CH-4232"
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      {
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      {
        "regionID": "CH-7114"
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      {
        "regionID": "CH-7115"
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      {
        "regionID": "CH-4225"
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      {
        "regionID": "CH-7231"
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      {
        "regionID": "CH-7126"
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        "regionID": "CH-7125"
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        "regionID": "CH-5223"
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      {
        "regionID": "CH-6114"
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        "regionID": "CH-6211"
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        "regionID": "CH-5233"
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        "regionID": "CH-6115"
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        "regionID": "CH-5234"
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        "regionID": "CH-5232"
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      "endTime": "2021-03-17T17:00:00+01:00"
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      "tendencyComment": "Thursday: During the night the precipitation will cease in the northeast as well. During the day it will be mostly dry at first and, in the west and south in particular, partly sunny. In the afternoon dense cloud will build up again from the west. It will remain cold. The wind will be moderate at times from the north. The avalanche danger will decrease slowly. Solar radiation is expected to give rise to moist loose snow avalanches and gliding avalanches. \nFriday: There will be variable to dense cloud cover, and a little snow will fall over a wide area. The avalanche danger will decrease slowly."
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    "publicationTime": "2021-03-17T08:00:00+01:00",
    "avalancheActivityHighlights": "A lot of new snow. Considerable avalanche danger will be encountered over a wide area",
    "snowpackStructureComment": "At elevated altitudes, large quantities of the abundant fresh snow has been transported and deposited very irregularly. Only the old snow cover remains on some ridges and peaks. In some instances, very large amounts of drifted snow is lying in bowls. The fresh snow is settling, but only slowly because of the low temperatures. The bonding between the fresh snow and the old snowpack is unfavourable on little used north facing slopes in particular, otherwise it is already quite good in some instances. Fractures within the fresh snow and wind slab layers remain likely. \n Isolated avalanches capable of reaching the valley bottom were observed on Tuesday, some of which were also registered by the automatic detection systems. \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. Avalanche releases in these deep weak layers cannot be entirely ruled out where the fresh snow and snow drift accumulations of recent days give rise to excessive loading.",
    "wxSynopsisComment": "The north was mostly very cloudy. The primary focus of the snowfall shifted slowly eastwards. In Valais in particular there were bright spells during the day; Ticino was quite sunny. \nFresh snow: In the north on Tuesday, a further 20 to 50 cm of snow fell. From Saturday evening until Tuesday afternoon, therefore, the following aggregate amounts of snow fell above approximately 1600 m:  - Lower Valais, regions north of a line between the Rhone and Rhine: 80 to 120 cm, but up to 170 cm in the far west and from the Urn Alps into the Glarus Alps \n - Mattertal, Lower Visp valleys, Goms, southern Gotthard region, rest of northern Grisons, northern Lower Engadine: 50 to 80 cm \n - Saastal, Simplon region, northern Ticino excluding Bedretto, central Grisons, southern Lower Engadine: 20 to 40 cm; further south, a few centimetres or none \n \n \nTemperature: At midday at 2000 m: between -9 \u00b0C in the north and -6 \u00b0C in the south \nWind:  -  Strong, occasionally storm force, veering from northwesterly to northerly \n \n - In Ticino, occasionally strong from the north\n -  Easing during the day, in the west in particular\nThe north will be mostly very cloudy and snow will fall, even at low altitudes. On the southern flank of the Alps it will be fairly sunny. \nFresh snow: From Tuesday afternoon until Wednesday afternoon above approximately 1200 m: \n  -  Jura, Lower Valais, regions north of a line between the Rhone and Rhine, Gotthard region, northern Grisons, northern Lower Engadine: 10 to 25 cm, but up to 40 cm from the eastern Bernese Oberland into the Glarus Alps \n \n - Southern Upper Valais, rest of northern Ticino, central Grisons, rest of Engadine: 5 to 10 cm; further south mostly dry\n \n \nTemperature: At midday at 2000 m: between -8 \u00b0C in the north and -5 \u00b0C in the south \nWind: Moderate to strong from northerly directions",
    "bulletinID": "8948114",
    "avalancheActivityComment": "The fresh and somewhat older wind slabs are prone to triggering. They are to be avoided in steep terrain. Mostly avalanches are medium-sized. \n Backcountry touring calls for experience in the assessment of avalanche danger and careful route selection."
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    "regions": [
      {
        "regionID": "CH-5212"
      },
      {
        "regionID": "CH-5214"
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      {
        "regionID": "CH-7124"
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      {
        "regionID": "CH-7123"
      },
      {
        "regionID": "CH-7113"
      },
      {
        "regionID": "CH-5231"
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      {
        "regionID": "CH-5215"
      },
      {
        "regionID": "CH-6111"
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      {
        "regionID": "CH-6112"
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      {
        "regionID": "CH-5221"
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      "startTime": "2021-03-17T08:00:00+01:00",
      "endTime": "2021-03-17T17:00:00+01:00"
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          "NE",
          "E",
          "SE",
          "S",
          "SW",
          "W",
          "NW"
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    ],
    "avalancheProblems": [],
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      "validTime": {},
      "tendencyComment": "Thursday: During the night the precipitation will cease in the northeast as well. During the day it will be mostly dry at first and, in the west and south in particular, partly sunny. In the afternoon dense cloud will build up again from the west. It will remain cold. The wind will be moderate at times from the north. The avalanche danger will decrease slowly. Solar radiation is expected to give rise to moist loose snow avalanches and gliding avalanches. \nFriday: There will be variable to dense cloud cover, and a little snow will fall over a wide area. The avalanche danger will decrease slowly."
    },
    "publicationTime": "2021-03-17T08:00:00+01:00",
    "avalancheActivityHighlights": "A lot of new snow. Considerable avalanche danger will be encountered over a wide area",
    "snowpackStructureComment": "At elevated altitudes, large quantities of the abundant fresh snow has been transported and deposited very irregularly. Only the old snow cover remains on some ridges and peaks. In some instances, very large amounts of drifted snow is lying in bowls. The fresh snow is settling, but only slowly because of the low temperatures. The bonding between the fresh snow and the old snowpack is unfavourable on little used north facing slopes in particular, otherwise it is already quite good in some instances. Fractures within the fresh snow and wind slab layers remain likely. \n Isolated avalanches capable of reaching the valley bottom were observed on Tuesday, some of which were also registered by the automatic detection systems. \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. Avalanche releases in these deep weak layers cannot be entirely ruled out where the fresh snow and snow drift accumulations of recent days give rise to excessive loading.",
    "wxSynopsisComment": "The north was mostly very cloudy. The primary focus of the snowfall shifted slowly eastwards. In Valais in particular there were bright spells during the day; Ticino was quite sunny. \nFresh snow: In the north on Tuesday, a further 20 to 50 cm of snow fell. From Saturday evening until Tuesday afternoon, therefore, the following aggregate amounts of snow fell above approximately 1600 m:  - Lower Valais, regions north of a line between the Rhone and Rhine: 80 to 120 cm, but up to 170 cm in the far west and from the Urn Alps into the Glarus Alps \n - Mattertal, Lower Visp valleys, Goms, southern Gotthard region, rest of northern Grisons, northern Lower Engadine: 50 to 80 cm \n - Saastal, Simplon region, northern Ticino excluding Bedretto, central Grisons, southern Lower Engadine: 20 to 40 cm; further south, a few centimetres or none \n \n \nTemperature: At midday at 2000 m: between -9 \u00b0C in the north and -6 \u00b0C in the south \nWind:  -  Strong, occasionally storm force, veering from northwesterly to northerly \n \n - In Ticino, occasionally strong from the north\n -  Easing during the day, in the west in particular\nThe north will be mostly very cloudy and snow will fall, even at low altitudes. On the southern flank of the Alps it will be fairly sunny. \nFresh snow: From Tuesday afternoon until Wednesday afternoon above approximately 1200 m: \n  -  Jura, Lower Valais, regions north of a line between the Rhone and Rhine, Gotthard region, northern Grisons, northern Lower Engadine: 10 to 25 cm, but up to 40 cm from the eastern Bernese Oberland into the Glarus Alps \n \n - Southern Upper Valais, rest of northern Ticino, central Grisons, rest of Engadine: 5 to 10 cm; further south mostly dry\n \n \nTemperature: At midday at 2000 m: between -8 \u00b0C in the north and -5 \u00b0C in the south \nWind: Moderate to strong from northerly directions",
    "bulletinID": "8948112",
    "avalancheActivityComment": "The new snow and wind slabs are prone to triggering. Single winter sport participants can release avalanches, including large ones. Individual natural avalanches are possible. Backcountry touring calls for experience in the assessment of avalanche danger and caution."
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]