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        "comment": "Nocturnal skies were overcast. From region to region there was a small amount of precipitation. The snowfall level lay at approximately 2000 m. During the daytime hours skies were heavily overcast, but it remained dry for the most part. \nFresh snow: Between Thursday afternoon and Friday afternoon, the following amounts of fresh snow were registered above approximately 2600 m: <ul class=\"bullet-list-indent <li class=\"bullet-list-itemin the southern part of Upper Valais: 5 to 15 cm;</li> <li class=\"bullet-list-item in the remaining regions of Switzerland, only a few centimetres. \n </li> \n Thus, since Monday afternoon, the following overall amounts of fresh snow have been registered above 2800 m: <ul class=\"bullet-list-indent <li class=\"bullet-list-itemin the southern part of Upper Valais: 40 to 60 cm;</li> <li class=\"bullet-list-itemin the Bernese Alps, in the remaining parts of the Valais and in the central sector of the southern flank of the Alps: 15 to 30 cm; </li> <li class=\"bullet-list-item in the other regions of Switzerland, less. \n </li> \n \nTemperature: At midday at 2000 m, +3 \u00b0C. \nWind: Winds were blowing predominantly at light strength, intermittently at moderate velocity at high altitudes, from easterly directions.\nNighttime skies in the western regions will be intermittently clear, in the eastern regions skies will be overcast. Some precipitation is possible. During the daytime hours in the western regions, skies will be intermittently bright, in the eastern regions predominantly overcast. During the afternoon, convective cloud build-up is expected anew. Above 2300 m, a small amount of snowfall is anticipated in the form of showers. \nFresh snow: Between Friday afternoon and Saturday afternoon, the following amounts of fresh snow are expected above 2700 m: <ul class=\"bullet-list-indent <li class=\"bullet-list-item in the Engadine, as much as 10 cm; \n </li> <li class=\"bullet-list-itemin the remaining regions of Switzerland, only a few centimetres in the form of showers.</li> \n \nTemperature: At midday at 2000 m, +5 \u00b0C. \nWind: Winds will be blowing intermittently at moderate strength at high altitudes from easterly to northeasterly directions."
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        "comment": "The fresh snow of the last four days and the wind slabs to be found adjacent to riddgelines can be released by a single winter sport participant at elevated altitudes. In many cases the avalanches are medium-sized. Ski touring calls for experience in the assessment of avalanche danger. The surface of the snowpack will cool hardly at all during the overcast night. Individual wet avalanches are possible. This applies especially on very steep north facing slopes between approximately 2000 and 2800 m."
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