On Sunday and Monday it will be quite sunny in the mountains with patches of cloud. On the southern flank of the Alps, it will be quite sunny on Sunday and mostly cloudy on Monday.
Winds will be mostly light, with occasionally moderate southwesterly winds in the northwest on Monday.
The avalanche danger will decrease, but only very slowly in the inneralpine regions and in the south due to the weak old snowpack. Avalanches triggered by human activity are still to be expected in these regions. Caution and restraint are required.
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At midday at 2000 m, around -4 \u00b0C
In the west and north, moderate at times from the southwest, otherwise mostly light
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At midday at 2000 m, around -4 \u00b0C
Mostly light from the south to southwest
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The snowpack structure is somewhat more favourable on the northern flank of the Alps and in northern Valais. In these regions too, there are weak layers deeper in the snowpack. These may still be triggered in some places, especially where there is little snow and at transitions from a deep to shallow snowpack.
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