After a partly clear night into Wednesday, cloud cover will increase from the west in the morning. Conditions will remain very sunny into the afternoon in the east and south in particular. In the west and north, precipitation will set in during the afternoon.
The snowfall level on the northern flank of the Alps will fall rapidly from around 1400 m to around 1000 m. By Wednesday afternoon the following amounts of snow will have fallen above 1500 m:
After a mainly clear night, Tuesday saw mostly sunny conditions.
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At midday at 2000 m, around 0 °C in general and around -3 °C in eastern Grisons
Northerly:
The number of places where avalanches can be triggered in near-surface snow layers has decreased. Isolated avalanches are repeatedly being triggered in near-ground weak layers in the inneralpine and southern parts of Grisons, and these 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 the storm-force westerly to northwesterly wind, at first any old snow that is still loose will be transported and, once snowfall has set in, the fresh snow will also be transported to a great extent. New and drifted snow will be deposited on various surfaces, some of which are unfavourable: on north-facing slopes, especially in sheltered locations, onto snow which is still very loose, whereas up to high altitudes on south-facing slopes often onto a crust. In many cases, the surface of the old snowpack has also been profiled by the wind and is irregular.
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The snowfall level on the northern flank of the Alps will fall rapidly from around 1400 m to around 1000 m. By Wednesday afternoon the following amounts of snow will have fallen above 1500 m:
After a mainly clear night, Tuesday saw mostly sunny conditions.
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At midday at 2000 m, around 0 °C in general and around -3 °C in eastern Grisons
Northerly:
The number of places where avalanches can be triggered in near-surface snow layers has decreased. Isolated avalanches are repeatedly being triggered in near-ground weak layers in the inneralpine and southern parts of Grisons, and these 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 the storm-force westerly to northwesterly wind, at first any old snow that is still loose will be transported and, once snowfall has set in, the fresh snow will also be transported to a great extent. New and drifted snow will be deposited on various surfaces, some of which are unfavourable: on north-facing slopes, especially in sheltered locations, onto snow which is still very loose, whereas up to high altitudes on south-facing slopes often onto a crust. In many cases, the surface of the old snowpack has also been profiled by the wind and is irregular.
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Snow will continue to fall overnight to Friday. As the day progresses, the snowfall will end and bright spells will spread increasingly from west to east. The southern flank of the Alps will be sunny. The northwesterly wind will start to ease slightly only as the day progresses. Temperatures will remain wintry, with the north seeing midday temperatures of -12 °C and the south -5 °C. Avalanche danger may continue to increase somewhat, especially on the northern flank of the Alps.
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The snowfall level on the northern flank of the Alps will fall rapidly from around 1400 m to around 1000 m. By Wednesday afternoon the following amounts of snow will have fallen above 1500 m:
After a mainly clear night, Tuesday saw mostly sunny conditions.
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At midday at 2000 m, around 0 °C in general and around -3 °C in eastern Grisons
Northerly:
The number of places where avalanches can be triggered in near-surface snow layers has decreased. Isolated avalanches are repeatedly being triggered in near-ground weak layers in the inneralpine and southern parts of Grisons, and these 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 the storm-force westerly to northwesterly wind, at first any old snow that is still loose will be transported and, once snowfall has set in, the fresh snow will also be transported to a great extent. New and drifted snow will be deposited on various surfaces, some of which are unfavourable: on north-facing slopes, especially in sheltered locations, onto snow which is still very loose, whereas up to high altitudes on south-facing slopes often onto a crust. In many cases, the surface of the old snowpack has also been profiled by the wind and is irregular.
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Snow will continue to fall overnight to Friday. As the day progresses, the snowfall will end and bright spells will spread increasingly from west to east. The southern flank of the Alps will be sunny. The northwesterly wind will start to ease slightly only as the day progresses. Temperatures will remain wintry, with the north seeing midday temperatures of -12 °C and the south -5 °C. Avalanche danger may continue to increase somewhat, especially on the northern flank of the Alps.
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After a mainly clear night, Tuesday saw mostly sunny conditions.
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At midday at 2000 m, around 0 °C in general and around -3 °C in eastern Grisons
Northerly:
The number of places where avalanches can be triggered in near-surface snow layers has decreased. Isolated avalanches are repeatedly being triggered in near-ground weak layers in the inneralpine and southern parts of Grisons, and these 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 the storm-force westerly to northwesterly wind, at first any old snow that is still loose will be transported and, once snowfall has set in, the fresh snow will also be transported to a great extent. New and drifted snow will be deposited on various surfaces, some of which are unfavourable: on north-facing slopes, especially in sheltered locations, onto snow which is still very loose, whereas up to high altitudes on south-facing slopes often onto a crust. In many cases, the surface of the old snowpack has also been profiled by the wind and is irregular.
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After a mainly clear night, Tuesday saw mostly sunny conditions.
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Northerly:
The number of places where avalanches can be triggered in near-surface snow layers has decreased. Isolated avalanches are repeatedly being triggered in near-ground weak layers in the inneralpine and southern parts of Grisons, and these 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 the storm-force westerly to northwesterly wind, at first any old snow that is still loose will be transported and, once snowfall has set in, the fresh snow will also be transported to a great extent. New and drifted snow will be deposited on various surfaces, some of which are unfavourable: on north-facing slopes, especially in sheltered locations, onto snow which is still very loose, whereas up to high altitudes on south-facing slopes often onto a crust. In many cases, the surface of the old snowpack has also been profiled by the wind and is irregular.
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After a mainly clear night, Tuesday saw mostly sunny conditions.
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The number of places where avalanches can be triggered in near-surface snow layers has decreased. Isolated avalanches are repeatedly being triggered in near-ground weak layers in the inneralpine and southern parts of Grisons, and these 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 the storm-force westerly to northwesterly wind, at first any old snow that is still loose will be transported and, once snowfall has set in, the fresh snow will also be transported to a great extent. New and drifted snow will be deposited on various surfaces, some of which are unfavourable: on north-facing slopes, especially in sheltered locations, onto snow which is still very loose, whereas up to high altitudes on south-facing slopes often onto a crust. In many cases, the surface of the old snowpack has also been profiled by the wind and is irregular.
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