The haze caused by Saharan dust will persist. Wednesday will be dry, and on Thursday there will be showers in the north as
the day progresses. It will remain mild, and during the night the outgoing longwave radiation will be reduced. In consequence,
the snowpack will again become increasingly moist. Aspects and altitude zones in which the snowpack was not already moist
before last week’s major snowfall, however, are unlikely to become moist all the way through. Wet snow avalanches, in particular
originating in the near-surface layers, are to be expected. The danger of dry avalanches will continue to decrease slowly.