Small avalanche accumulations are being generated from place to place. The snowdrift accumulations from the beginning of the week are still prone to triggering in some places. They are frequently blanketed over with fresher snowfall and thus, difficult to recognize. Fractures in more deeply embedded layers inside the snowpack are currently not likely.
As a result of solar radiation, loose-snow avalanches and moist-snow slides from the fresh fallen snow are possible.

Nighttime skies in the western regions were partly overcast accompanied by showers, in the other regions of Switzerland skies were predominantly clear. During the daytime in the southern regions skies were overcast, elsewhere predominantly sunny.

In the southern Valais: 5 to 15 cm of fresh snow; in the other regions of Switzerland only a few centimetres or else it remained dry.

At midday at 2000 m, approximately -6 °C.

• Winds were blowing at light to moderate strength from southerly directions.
• in the western Prealps, a moderate-strength bise wind was blowing.
  

Following a night of predominantly clear skies it will be quite sunny in the morning hours. In the afternoon, dense cloud cover will move in. Isolated showers cannot be ruled out.

At midday at 2000 m, between -2 °C in the western and the southern regions, and -4 °C in the eastern regions.

• Winds will be blowing at light to moderate strength from varying directions;
• in the western Prealps a moderate-strength bise wind will be blowing intermittently.

On Sunday and on Monday, skies will frequently be overcast accompanied by isolated showers, particularly towards the east. It is expected to remain wintery-cool, winds will be predominantly light.
Avalanche danger is not expected to change significantly.