The snowpack is thoroughly moist on south facing slopes below approximately 3000 m, on east and west facing slopes below approximately 2800 m, and on north facing slopes below approximately 2400 m.
Tuesday night will be cloudy in many places, and a little precipitation will fall in some regions. Here, a strong snow surface will seldom form. Daytime warming will quickly reduce the stability of the snowpack in the morning, and the danger of both wet snow and gliding avalanches will increase.
In the last few days, only isolated wet snow and gliding avalanches have been reported. In the regions with a lot of snow, gliding avalanches can reach a large size.

The night was partly cloudy. During the day it was predominantly very cloudy on the southern flank of the Alps, but partly sunny in the other regions.

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At midday at 2000 m: between +5 °C in the west and +3 °C in the east, and +1 °C in the south

• During the night at elevated altitudes, light but moderate at times, from the southwest; in the northern Alpine valleys there will be a foehn-like wind
• During the day, light from variable directions

In the east it will be fairly sunny in the morning, but increasingly cloudy in the afternoon. Otherwise it will be mostly cloudy and a little precipitation will fall in showers. The snowfall level will be approximately 2000 m.

In Valais and the central and eastern parts of the main Alpine ridge, a few centimetres; in the high Alpine regions of Valais, locally up to 10 cm

At midday at 2000 m: between +3 °C in the west and +5 °C in the east, and +1 °C in the south

• Generally light to moderate from the southwest
• In the northern Alpine valleys, a foehn-like wind during the night