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A few centimetres locally in the north
At midday at 2000 m, around -2 °C
Mostly light, at times moderate from the north on the Main Alpine Ridge
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From Saturday afternoon to Sunday afternoon, the following amounts of snow will fall above approximately 1500 m:
At midday at 2000 m, between -3 °C in the north and -5 °C in the south
From southerly directions
The new snow and wind-drifted snow layers from Sunday are prone to triggering. These are most pronounced in western Ticino and on the western and central parts of the Northern Alpine Ridge.
In some places, there is surface hoar buried slightly deeper in the snowpack. In this weak layer, avalanches have continued to be triggered in recent days, especially in southern Valais and in Grisons.
In the weak layers near the ground, few avalanches have continued to be triggered recently, especially in the inneralpine regions and southern parts of Grisons. In the other regions, there are still weak layers in the near-ground old snowpack in some places on shady slopes, but they are mostly so thickly covered that they are hardly prone to triggering.
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A few centimetres locally in the north
At midday at 2000 m, around -2 °C
Mostly light, at times moderate from the north on the Main Alpine Ridge
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From Saturday afternoon to Sunday afternoon, the following amounts of snow will fall above approximately 1500 m:
At midday at 2000 m, between -3 °C in the north and -5 °C in the south
From southerly directions
The new snow and wind-drifted snow layers from Sunday are prone to triggering. These are most pronounced in western Ticino and on the western and central parts of the Northern Alpine Ridge.
In some places, there is surface hoar buried slightly deeper in the snowpack. In this weak layer, avalanches have continued to be triggered in recent days, especially in southern Valais and in Grisons.
In the weak layers near the ground, few avalanches have continued to be triggered recently, especially in the inneralpine regions and southern parts of Grisons. In the other regions, there are still weak layers in the near-ground old snowpack in some places on shady slopes, but they are mostly so thickly covered that they are hardly prone to triggering.
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A few centimetres locally in the north
At midday at 2000 m, around -2 °C
Mostly light, at times moderate from the north on the Main Alpine Ridge
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From Saturday afternoon to Sunday afternoon, the following amounts of snow will fall above approximately 1500 m:
At midday at 2000 m, between -3 °C in the north and -5 °C in the south
From southerly directions
The new snow and wind-drifted snow layers from Sunday are prone to triggering. These are most pronounced in western Ticino and on the western and central parts of the Northern Alpine Ridge.
In some places, there is surface hoar buried slightly deeper in the snowpack. In this weak layer, avalanches have continued to be triggered in recent days, especially in southern Valais and in Grisons.
In the weak layers near the ground, few avalanches have continued to be triggered recently, especially in the inneralpine regions and southern parts of Grisons. In the other regions, there are still weak layers in the near-ground old snowpack in some places on shady slopes, but they are mostly so thickly covered that they are hardly prone to triggering.
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The avalanche danger in the north will increase significantly over the course of the day. There will be no significant change in the south.
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A few centimetres locally in the north
At midday at 2000 m, around -2 °C
Mostly light, at times moderate from the north on the Main Alpine Ridge
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From Saturday afternoon to Sunday afternoon, the following amounts of snow will fall above approximately 1500 m:
At midday at 2000 m, between -3 °C in the north and -5 °C in the south
From southerly directions
The new snow and wind-drifted snow layers from Sunday are prone to triggering. These are most pronounced in western Ticino and on the western and central parts of the Northern Alpine Ridge.
In some places, there is surface hoar buried slightly deeper in the snowpack. In this weak layer, avalanches have continued to be triggered in recent days, especially in southern Valais and in Grisons.
In the weak layers near the ground, few avalanches have continued to be triggered recently, especially in the inneralpine regions and southern parts of Grisons. In the other regions, there are still weak layers in the near-ground old snowpack in some places on shady slopes, but they are mostly so thickly covered that they are hardly prone to triggering.
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The avalanche danger in the north will increase significantly over the course of the day. There will be no significant change in the south.
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A few centimetres locally in the north
At midday at 2000 m, around -2 °C
Mostly light, at times moderate from the north on the Main Alpine Ridge
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From Saturday afternoon to Sunday afternoon, the following amounts of snow will fall above approximately 1500 m:
At midday at 2000 m, between -3 °C in the north and -5 °C in the south
From southerly directions
The new snow and wind-drifted snow layers from Sunday are prone to triggering. These are most pronounced in western Ticino and on the western and central parts of the Northern Alpine Ridge.
In some places, there is surface hoar buried slightly deeper in the snowpack. In this weak layer, avalanches have continued to be triggered in recent days, especially in southern Valais and in Grisons.
In the weak layers near the ground, few avalanches have continued to be triggered recently, especially in the inneralpine regions and southern parts of Grisons. In the other regions, there are still weak layers in the near-ground old snowpack in some places on shady slopes, but they are mostly so thickly covered that they are hardly prone to triggering.
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The avalanche danger in the north will increase significantly over the course of the day. There will be no significant change in the south.
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A few centimetres locally in the north
At midday at 2000 m, around -2 °C
Mostly light, at times moderate from the north on the Main Alpine Ridge
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From Saturday afternoon to Sunday afternoon, the following amounts of snow will fall above approximately 1500 m:
At midday at 2000 m, between -3 °C in the north and -5 °C in the south
From southerly directions
The new snow and wind-drifted snow layers from Sunday are prone to triggering. These are most pronounced in western Ticino and on the western and central parts of the Northern Alpine Ridge.
In some places, there is surface hoar buried slightly deeper in the snowpack. In this weak layer, avalanches have continued to be triggered in recent days, especially in southern Valais and in Grisons.
In the weak layers near the ground, few avalanches have continued to be triggered recently, especially in the inneralpine regions and southern parts of Grisons. In the other regions, there are still weak layers in the near-ground old snowpack in some places on shady slopes, but they are mostly so thickly covered that they are hardly prone to triggering.
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The avalanche danger in the north will increase significantly over the course of the day. There will be no significant change in the south.
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A few centimetres locally in the north
At midday at 2000 m, around -2 °C
Mostly light, at times moderate from the north on the Main Alpine Ridge
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From Saturday afternoon to Sunday afternoon, the following amounts of snow will fall above approximately 1500 m:
At midday at 2000 m, between -3 °C in the north and -5 °C in the south
From southerly directions
The new snow and wind-drifted snow layers from Sunday are prone to triggering. These are most pronounced in western Ticino and on the western and central parts of the Northern Alpine Ridge.
In some places, there is surface hoar buried slightly deeper in the snowpack. In this weak layer, avalanches have continued to be triggered in recent days, especially in southern Valais and in Grisons.
In the weak layers near the ground, few avalanches have continued to be triggered recently, especially in the inneralpine regions and southern parts of Grisons. In the other regions, there are still weak layers in the near-ground old snowpack in some places on shady slopes, but they are mostly so thickly covered that they are hardly prone to triggering.
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The avalanche danger in the north will increase significantly over the course of the day. There will be no significant change in the south.
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A few centimetres locally in the north
At midday at 2000 m, around -2 °C
Mostly light, at times moderate from the north on the Main Alpine Ridge
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From Saturday afternoon to Sunday afternoon, the following amounts of snow will fall above approximately 1500 m:
At midday at 2000 m, between -3 °C in the north and -5 °C in the south
From southerly directions
The new snow and wind-drifted snow layers from Sunday are prone to triggering. These are most pronounced in western Ticino and on the western and central parts of the Northern Alpine Ridge.
In some places, there is surface hoar buried slightly deeper in the snowpack. In this weak layer, avalanches have continued to be triggered in recent days, especially in southern Valais and in Grisons.
In the weak layers near the ground, few avalanches have continued to be triggered recently, especially in the inneralpine regions and southern parts of Grisons. In the other regions, there are still weak layers in the near-ground old snowpack in some places on shady slopes, but they are mostly so thickly covered that they are hardly prone to triggering.
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After a partly clear night, snowfall will set in from the north-west as the day progresses. In the east there will be prolonged bright spells and in the south it will be fairly sunny. By the evening, 10 to 20 cm of snow will fall on the northern flank of the Alps. The snowfall level will drop from 1200 m to low altitudes by the evening. There will be a strong to storm force wind in the north, and a moderate to strong westerly wind at high altitudes in the south.
The avalanche danger in the north will increase significantly over the course of the day. There will be no significant change in the south.
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A few centimetres locally in the north
At midday at 2000 m, around -2 °C
Mostly light, at times moderate from the north on the Main Alpine Ridge
"},"weatherReview":{"comment":"During the night into Sunday, snow fell above approximately 1200 m, mostly in the south. During the day it was fairly sunny in the north. In the far west and in the south, the snowfall ended in the morning. However, it remained largely cloudy.
From Saturday afternoon to Sunday afternoon, the following amounts of snow will fall above approximately 1500 m:
At midday at 2000 m, between -3 °C in the north and -5 °C in the south
From southerly directions
The new snow and wind-drifted snow layers from Sunday are prone to triggering. These are most pronounced in western Ticino and on the western and central parts of the Northern Alpine Ridge.
In some places, there is surface hoar buried slightly deeper in the snowpack. In this weak layer, avalanches have continued to be triggered in recent days, especially in southern Valais and in Grisons.
In the weak layers near the ground, few avalanches have continued to be triggered recently, especially in the inneralpine regions and southern parts of Grisons. In the other regions, there are still weak layers in the near-ground old snowpack in some places on shady slopes, but they are mostly so thickly covered that they are hardly prone to triggering.
"},"tendency":[{"comment":"After a clear night it will be sunny. Winds will be light. The zero-degree level will be at 2000 m. The danger of dry avalanches will decrease. Wet avalanches are unlikely to occur during the course of the day.
After a partly clear night, snowfall will set in from the north-west as the day progresses. In the east there will be prolonged bright spells and in the south it will be fairly sunny. By the evening, 10 to 20 cm of snow will fall on the northern flank of the Alps. The snowfall level will drop from 1200 m to low altitudes by the evening. There will be a strong to storm force wind in the north, and a moderate to strong westerly wind at high altitudes in the south.
The avalanche danger in the north will increase significantly over the course of the day. There will be no significant change in the south.
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