Skies will only partially be clear overnight to Thursday. Some precipitation will continue to fall, especially in the south and east. During the day, it will be quite sunny with cumulus clouds and isolated showers and thunderstorms.
During the night into Thursday, the following amounts of new snow will fall, with a snowfall level of approximately 2200 m:
At midday at 2000 m, around +4 °C
From the south to southwest, mostly light, at times moderate in the high alpine regions
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From Tuesday afternoon to Wednesday afternoon above approximately 2600 m:
Over the three days from Sunday to Wednesday afternoon, altitudes above approximately 2800 m thus saw the following snowfall:
At midday at 2000 m, between +2 °C in the west and south and +4 °C in the east
Mostly moderate from southerly directions
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Below the new snow, the old snowpack is moist up to high altitudes. As a consequence of solar radiation, loose snow avalanches are to be expected on very steep slopes, especially in the regions with a lot of fresh snow. Wet snow avalanches, which can entrain the entire snowpack, are possible in isolated cases, especially as the day progresses. This applies particularly to north-facing slopes between 2200 and 2600 m, where the snowpack is becoming wet for the first time.
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The danger of dry avalanches will decrease, but only slowly on steep west-, north- and east-facing slopes in regions with a lot of fresh snow at high altitudes. The danger of wet avalanches is once again becoming more closely linked to the time of day. Isolated wet avalanches which entrain the entire snowpack are possible, especially on north-facing slopes between 2200 and 2600 m.
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During the night into Thursday, the following amounts of new snow will fall, with a snowfall level of approximately 2200 m:
At midday at 2000 m, around +4 °C
From the south to southwest, mostly light, at times moderate in the high alpine regions
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From Tuesday afternoon to Wednesday afternoon above approximately 2600 m:
Over the three days from Sunday to Wednesday afternoon, altitudes above approximately 2800 m thus saw the following snowfall:
At midday at 2000 m, between +2 °C in the west and south and +4 °C in the east
Mostly moderate from southerly directions
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Below the new snow, the old snowpack is moist up to high altitudes. As a consequence of solar radiation, loose snow avalanches are to be expected on very steep slopes, especially in the regions with a lot of fresh snow. Wet snow avalanches, which can entrain the entire snowpack, are possible in isolated cases, especially as the day progresses. This applies particularly to north-facing slopes between 2200 and 2600 m, where the snowpack is becoming wet for the first time.
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The danger of dry avalanches will decrease, but only slowly on steep west-, north- and east-facing slopes in regions with a lot of fresh snow at high altitudes. The danger of wet avalanches is once again becoming more closely linked to the time of day. Isolated wet avalanches which entrain the entire snowpack are possible, especially on north-facing slopes between 2200 and 2600 m.
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During the night into Thursday, the following amounts of new snow will fall, with a snowfall level of approximately 2200 m:
At midday at 2000 m, around +4 °C
From the south to southwest, mostly light, at times moderate in the high alpine regions
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From Tuesday afternoon to Wednesday afternoon above approximately 2600 m:
Over the three days from Sunday to Wednesday afternoon, altitudes above approximately 2800 m thus saw the following snowfall:
At midday at 2000 m, between +2 °C in the west and south and +4 °C in the east
Mostly moderate from southerly directions
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Below the new snow, the old snowpack is moist up to high altitudes. As a consequence of solar radiation, loose snow avalanches are to be expected on very steep slopes, especially in the regions with a lot of fresh snow. Wet snow avalanches, which can entrain the entire snowpack, are possible in isolated cases, especially as the day progresses. This applies particularly to north-facing slopes between 2200 and 2600 m, where the snowpack is becoming wet for the first time.
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The danger of dry avalanches will decrease, but only slowly on steep west-, north- and east-facing slopes in regions with a lot of fresh snow at high altitudes. The danger of wet avalanches is once again becoming more closely linked to the time of day. Isolated wet avalanches which entrain the entire snowpack are possible, especially on north-facing slopes between 2200 and 2600 m.
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During the night into Thursday, the following amounts of new snow will fall, with a snowfall level of approximately 2200 m:
At midday at 2000 m, around +4 °C
From the south to southwest, mostly light, at times moderate in the high alpine regions
"},"weatherReview":{"comment":"After a mostly cloudy night, there was hardly any sunshine during the day. Snow fell above approximately 2000 to 2400 m, especially on the Main Alpine Ridge and south of there.
From Tuesday afternoon to Wednesday afternoon above approximately 2600 m:
Over the three days from Sunday to Wednesday afternoon, altitudes above approximately 2800 m thus saw the following snowfall:
At midday at 2000 m, between +2 °C in the west and south and +4 °C in the east
Mostly moderate from southerly directions
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Below the new snow, the old snowpack is moist up to high altitudes. As a consequence of solar radiation, loose snow avalanches are to be expected on very steep slopes, especially in the regions with a lot of fresh snow. Wet snow avalanches, which can entrain the entire snowpack, are possible in isolated cases, especially as the day progresses. This applies particularly to north-facing slopes between 2200 and 2600 m, where the snowpack is becoming wet for the first time.
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The danger of dry avalanches will decrease, but only slowly on steep west-, north- and east-facing slopes in regions with a lot of fresh snow at high altitudes. The danger of wet avalanches is once again becoming more closely linked to the time of day. Isolated wet avalanches which entrain the entire snowpack are possible, especially on north-facing slopes between 2200 and 2600 m.
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During the night into Thursday, the following amounts of new snow will fall, with a snowfall level of approximately 2200 m:
At midday at 2000 m, around +4 °C
From the south to southwest, mostly light, at times moderate in the high alpine regions
"},"weatherReview":{"comment":"After a mostly cloudy night, there was hardly any sunshine during the day. Snow fell above approximately 2000 to 2400 m, especially on the Main Alpine Ridge and south of there.
From Tuesday afternoon to Wednesday afternoon above approximately 2600 m:
Over the three days from Sunday to Wednesday afternoon, altitudes above approximately 2800 m thus saw the following snowfall:
At midday at 2000 m, between +2 °C in the west and south and +4 °C in the east
Mostly moderate from southerly directions
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Below the new snow, the old snowpack is moist up to high altitudes. As a consequence of solar radiation, loose snow avalanches are to be expected on very steep slopes, especially in the regions with a lot of fresh snow. Wet snow avalanches, which can entrain the entire snowpack, are possible in isolated cases, especially as the day progresses. This applies particularly to north-facing slopes between 2200 and 2600 m, where the snowpack is becoming wet for the first time.
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The danger of dry avalanches will decrease, but only slowly on steep west-, north- and east-facing slopes in regions with a lot of fresh snow at high altitudes. The danger of wet avalanches is once again becoming more closely linked to the time of day. Isolated wet avalanches which entrain the entire snowpack are possible, especially on north-facing slopes between 2200 and 2600 m.
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