After a mostly clear night, conditions will mainly be sunny during the day.
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Rising, reaching around 0 °C at midday at 2000 m
Mostly light from northerly directions
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At midday at 2000 m, between -3 °C in the north and 0 °C in the south
Northerly:
Sunday's layers of new and drifted snow are becoming increasingly stable. The number of places where avalanches can be triggered in these layers is decreasing. Western Ticino and the western and central parts of the northern Alpine ridge have seen the largest volumes of new and drifted snow. The probability of triggering in buried surface hoar, which is primarily present in southern Valais and in Grisons, is also decreasing.
Isolated avalanches are repeatedly being triggered in near-ground weak layers in the inneralpine regions and southern parts of Grisons. These avalanches may still become large. In other regions, although there are still weak layers in the near-ground old snowpack on shady slopes, they are mostly so thickly covered that they are very unlikely to be triggered.
With warming and solar radiation on Tuesday, there may be loose snow slides originating from near-surface snow layers, especially in rocky terrain.
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On Thursday, there will be widespread snowfall down to low altitudes in the north, and this will be persistent in Lower Valais and on the northern flank of the Alps where 30 to 50 cm of snow will fall above 2000 m; elsewhere less. There will be a storm-force northwesterly wind in the mountains. In the far south, conditions will be dry with sunny intervals in a strong northerly foehn wind.
Avalanche danger will increase, markedly so in the north over the course of the day from Wednesday onwards.
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Rising, reaching around 0 °C at midday at 2000 m
Mostly light from northerly directions
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At midday at 2000 m, between -3 °C in the north and 0 °C in the south
Northerly:
Sunday's layers of new and drifted snow are becoming increasingly stable. The number of places where avalanches can be triggered in these layers is decreasing. Western Ticino and the western and central parts of the northern Alpine ridge have seen the largest volumes of new and drifted snow. The probability of triggering in buried surface hoar, which is primarily present in southern Valais and in Grisons, is also decreasing.
Isolated avalanches are repeatedly being triggered in near-ground weak layers in the inneralpine regions and southern parts of Grisons. These avalanches may still become large. In other regions, although there are still weak layers in the near-ground old snowpack on shady slopes, they are mostly so thickly covered that they are very unlikely to be triggered.
With warming and solar radiation on Tuesday, there may be loose snow slides originating from near-surface snow layers, especially in rocky terrain.
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On Thursday, there will be widespread snowfall down to low altitudes in the north, and this will be persistent in Lower Valais and on the northern flank of the Alps where 30 to 50 cm of snow will fall above 2000 m; elsewhere less. There will be a storm-force northwesterly wind in the mountains. In the far south, conditions will be dry with sunny intervals in a strong northerly foehn wind.
Avalanche danger will increase, markedly so in the north over the course of the day from Wednesday onwards.
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Rising, reaching around 0 °C at midday at 2000 m
Mostly light from northerly directions
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At midday at 2000 m, between -3 °C in the north and 0 °C in the south
Northerly:
Sunday's layers of new and drifted snow are becoming increasingly stable. The number of places where avalanches can be triggered in these layers is decreasing. Western Ticino and the western and central parts of the northern Alpine ridge have seen the largest volumes of new and drifted snow. The probability of triggering in buried surface hoar, which is primarily present in southern Valais and in Grisons, is also decreasing.
Isolated avalanches are repeatedly being triggered in near-ground weak layers in the inneralpine regions and southern parts of Grisons. These avalanches may still become large. In other regions, although there are still weak layers in the near-ground old snowpack on shady slopes, they are mostly so thickly covered that they are very unlikely to be triggered.
With warming and solar radiation on Tuesday, there may be loose snow slides originating from near-surface snow layers, especially in rocky terrain.
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On Thursday, there will be widespread snowfall down to low altitudes in the north, and this will be persistent in Lower Valais and on the northern flank of the Alps where 30 to 50 cm of snow will fall above 2000 m; elsewhere less. There will be a storm-force northwesterly wind in the mountains. In the far south, conditions will be dry with sunny intervals in a strong northerly foehn wind.
Avalanche danger will increase, markedly so in the north over the course of the day from Wednesday onwards.
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Rising, reaching around 0 °C at midday at 2000 m
Mostly light from northerly directions
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At midday at 2000 m, between -3 °C in the north and 0 °C in the south
Northerly:
Sunday's layers of new and drifted snow are becoming increasingly stable. The number of places where avalanches can be triggered in these layers is decreasing. Western Ticino and the western and central parts of the northern Alpine ridge have seen the largest volumes of new and drifted snow. The probability of triggering in buried surface hoar, which is primarily present in southern Valais and in Grisons, is also decreasing.
Isolated avalanches are repeatedly being triggered in near-ground weak layers in the inneralpine regions and southern parts of Grisons. These avalanches may still become large. In other regions, although there are still weak layers in the near-ground old snowpack on shady slopes, they are mostly so thickly covered that they are very unlikely to be triggered.
With warming and solar radiation on Tuesday, there may be loose snow slides originating from near-surface snow layers, especially in rocky terrain.
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On Thursday, there will be widespread snowfall down to low altitudes in the north, and this will be persistent in Lower Valais and on the northern flank of the Alps where 30 to 50 cm of snow will fall above 2000 m; elsewhere less. There will be a storm-force northwesterly wind in the mountains. In the far south, conditions will be dry with sunny intervals in a strong northerly foehn wind.
Avalanche danger will increase, markedly so in the north over the course of the day from Wednesday onwards.
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Rising, reaching around 0 °C at midday at 2000 m
Mostly light from northerly directions
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At midday at 2000 m, between -3 °C in the north and 0 °C in the south
Northerly:
Sunday's layers of new and drifted snow are becoming increasingly stable. The number of places where avalanches can be triggered in these layers is decreasing. Western Ticino and the western and central parts of the northern Alpine ridge have seen the largest volumes of new and drifted snow. The probability of triggering in buried surface hoar, which is primarily present in southern Valais and in Grisons, is also decreasing.
Isolated avalanches are repeatedly being triggered in near-ground weak layers in the inneralpine regions and southern parts of Grisons. These avalanches may still become large. In other regions, although there are still weak layers in the near-ground old snowpack on shady slopes, they are mostly so thickly covered that they are very unlikely to be triggered.
With warming and solar radiation on Tuesday, there may be loose snow slides originating from near-surface snow layers, especially in rocky terrain.
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On Thursday, there will be widespread snowfall down to low altitudes in the north, and this will be persistent in Lower Valais and on the northern flank of the Alps where 30 to 50 cm of snow will fall above 2000 m; elsewhere less. There will be a storm-force northwesterly wind in the mountains. In the far south, conditions will be dry with sunny intervals in a strong northerly foehn wind.
Avalanche danger will increase, markedly so in the north over the course of the day from Wednesday onwards.
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Rising, reaching around 0 °C at midday at 2000 m
Mostly light from northerly directions
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At midday at 2000 m, between -3 °C in the north and 0 °C in the south
Northerly:
Sunday's layers of new and drifted snow are becoming increasingly stable. The number of places where avalanches can be triggered in these layers is decreasing. Western Ticino and the western and central parts of the northern Alpine ridge have seen the largest volumes of new and drifted snow. The probability of triggering in buried surface hoar, which is primarily present in southern Valais and in Grisons, is also decreasing.
Isolated avalanches are repeatedly being triggered in near-ground weak layers in the inneralpine regions and southern parts of Grisons. These avalanches may still become large. In other regions, although there are still weak layers in the near-ground old snowpack on shady slopes, they are mostly so thickly covered that they are very unlikely to be triggered.
With warming and solar radiation on Tuesday, there may be loose snow slides originating from near-surface snow layers, especially in rocky terrain.
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On Thursday, there will be widespread snowfall down to low altitudes in the north, and this will be persistent in Lower Valais and on the northern flank of the Alps where 30 to 50 cm of snow will fall above 2000 m; elsewhere less. There will be a storm-force northwesterly wind in the mountains. In the far south, conditions will be dry with sunny intervals in a strong northerly foehn wind.
Avalanche danger will increase, markedly so in the north over the course of the day from Wednesday onwards.
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Rising, reaching around 0 °C at midday at 2000 m
Mostly light from northerly directions
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At midday at 2000 m, between -3 °C in the north and 0 °C in the south
Northerly:
Sunday's layers of new and drifted snow are becoming increasingly stable. The number of places where avalanches can be triggered in these layers is decreasing. Western Ticino and the western and central parts of the northern Alpine ridge have seen the largest volumes of new and drifted snow. The probability of triggering in buried surface hoar, which is primarily present in southern Valais and in Grisons, is also decreasing.
Isolated avalanches are repeatedly being triggered in near-ground weak layers in the inneralpine regions and southern parts of Grisons. These avalanches may still become large. In other regions, although there are still weak layers in the near-ground old snowpack on shady slopes, they are mostly so thickly covered that they are very unlikely to be triggered.
With warming and solar radiation on Tuesday, there may be loose snow slides originating from near-surface snow layers, especially in rocky terrain.
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On Thursday, there will be widespread snowfall down to low altitudes in the north, and this will be persistent in Lower Valais and on the northern flank of the Alps where 30 to 50 cm of snow will fall above 2000 m; elsewhere less. There will be a storm-force northwesterly wind in the mountains. In the far south, conditions will be dry with sunny intervals in a strong northerly foehn wind.
Avalanche danger will increase, markedly so in the north over the course of the day from Wednesday onwards.
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Rising, reaching around 0 °C at midday at 2000 m
Mostly light from northerly directions
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At midday at 2000 m, between -3 °C in the north and 0 °C in the south
Northerly:
Sunday's layers of new and drifted snow are becoming increasingly stable. The number of places where avalanches can be triggered in these layers is decreasing. Western Ticino and the western and central parts of the northern Alpine ridge have seen the largest volumes of new and drifted snow. The probability of triggering in buried surface hoar, which is primarily present in southern Valais and in Grisons, is also decreasing.
Isolated avalanches are repeatedly being triggered in near-ground weak layers in the inneralpine regions and southern parts of Grisons. These avalanches may still become large. In other regions, although there are still weak layers in the near-ground old snowpack on shady slopes, they are mostly so thickly covered that they are very unlikely to be triggered.
With warming and solar radiation on Tuesday, there may be loose snow slides originating from near-surface snow layers, especially in rocky terrain.
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On Thursday, there will be widespread snowfall down to low altitudes in the north, and this will be persistent in Lower Valais and on the northern flank of the Alps where 30 to 50 cm of snow will fall above 2000 m; elsewhere less. There will be a storm-force northwesterly wind in the mountains. In the far south, conditions will be dry with sunny intervals in a strong northerly foehn wind.
Avalanche danger will increase, markedly so in the north over the course of the day from Wednesday onwards.
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