Central Grisons and Anterior Rhine
Hard-to-read day. Persistent or gliding-snow problems can mask the real risk.
Various weak layers in the old snowpack are still prone to triggering in some places. Weak layers are most widespread in the upper part of the old snowpack. Isolated avalanches can also be triggered in near-ground weak layers, especially on shady slopes that have rarely been used this winter. Danger zones for avalanche triggering are most frequently found in Grisons.
Wet and gliding avalanche activity is continuing to increase as temperatures rise.
The night was mostly clear in the south and often cloudy in the north. Conditions were sunny in the south during the day but elsewhere initially mostly cloudy. There was a little precipitation in the northeast. The snowfall level was between 1500 m and 1800 m. Conditions became increasingly sunny from the west in the afternoon.
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At midday at 2000 m, between +2 °C in the north and +5 °C in the south
During the night, moderate to strong northwesterly, subsiding during the day
Dense patches of high cloud will pass through at times during the night. Conditions will be very sunny with high cloud during the day, especially during the afternoon in the north.
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Rising significantly, reaching around +7 °C at midday at 2000 m
Mostly light southwesterly, rising to moderate over the course of the day on the northern flank of the Alps
Overnight to Monday, it will often be overcast and there will be a little precipitation in the north. The snowfall level will be around 2200 m. Patchy cloud will persist in the morning in the northeast, but elsewhere conditions will mostly be sunny during the day. Temperatures will remain very mild. During the night, there will be a westerly wind which will be moderate to strong at high altitude but otherwise light to moderate.
The danger of dry avalanches will continue to decrease. The danger of wet and gliding avalanches will already be high in the morning on Monday due to the overcast night and light precipitation and will increase further over the course of the day.
On Tuesday, after a mostly clear night, conditions will be sunny during the day, with very mild temperatures and light winds. The danger of dry avalanches will continue to decrease. The danger of wet and gliding avalanches will increase over the course of the day in the sunshine and rising daytime temperatures.
Issued
5 Apr 06:00 UTC
Valid until
5 Apr 15:00 UTC
Next update
5 Apr 15:00 UTC
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