In spite of solar radiation, the weak layers embedded inside the latest rounds of new fallen snow and newly generated snowdrifts
which were deposited at high altitudes over the last few days are stabilising only slowly and continue to remain prone to
triggering in some places. From place to place, avalanches can sweep away even more deeply ensconced layers inside the snowpack.
At heightened altitudes, conditions are wintery for this juncture of the season. There continues to be a great deal of loosely-packed
snow evident, which will possibly be transported by the currently arising southwesterly winds.
The old snow cover is thoroughly wet on north-facing slopes below 2500 m, on east-facing, south-facing and west-facing slopes
below approximately 3000 m. Wet-snow and gliding avalanches continue to be possible, particularly in case of solar radiation.