Totes Gebirge South

Austria · LWD Steiermark · part of Styria

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Forecast issued 3 months ago · valid to Apr 27

Published by LWD Steiermark

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Highlights

Slight increase in avalanche danger during the daytime changes.

Avalanche problems

  • Wet snow

    Above 2,000 mSESSW

Snowpack Structure

In higher areas, there are large crystals in the lower snow layering in some places, which act as a possible weak layer. Otherwise, the snowpack is settled and, depending on altitudes and aspect, soft to hard. The snow cover is rapidly thinning out.

Weather Forecast

On Monday morning, the overnight clouds will disappear and it will quickly become quite sunny. In the afternoon, however, some spring clouds and isolated rain showers will quickly form, especially in the western mountain ranges. The wind will ease again somewhat, with north winds reaching 40 to 60 km/h at exposed high altitudes. The highest temperatures at 2000 metres will be around 4 degrees.

Avalanche Activity

Slight increase in avalanche danger during the daytime changes.

The avalanche danger is assessed as low. Small wet slides cannot be ruled out from extremely steep terrain that has not yet been unloaded. These can detach themselves or be triggered by a small additional load from people and are usually small.

Tendency

The avalanche warning service ends the 2025/26 season and wishes you an accident-free summer!

Bulletin data: Avalanche Warning Service Styria (CC BY 4.0)

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