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Mostly favourable conditions, moderate avalanche danger. 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Inside it, several lows are embedded, one of which will move from the western Mediterranean towards Italy tomorrow, bringing us moist air masses from the southeast. Mountain weather today: slightly higher temperatures, but not overly much sunshine, since cloud is moving in from the south. Conditions will be most pleasant in the Northern Alps, where visibility will also be better. The Main Alpine Ridge and southern flank of the Alps will disappear in fog during the day. At 2000 m: -7 to -4 degrees; at 3000 m: -13 to -10 degrees. Light S/SW winds at high altitude. Snow Layering In practically all touring regions of Tirol, the snow depths are above average for this juncture of the season. The old snowpack has settled well and is stable. The surface of the old snowpack is frequently a melt-freeze crust or wind crust. Atop that, is powder snow which is still loosely-packed, due to the low temperatures. Especially in the classic foehn lanes, new drifts are still being formed; they are being deposited on top of a surface which is loose, making them prone to triggering. Avalanche Danger In Tirol’s backcountry touring regions, favourable conditions prevail. Danger above 2200 m is generally moderate; below that altitude, frequently low. The main peril stems from freshly formed snowdrift accumulations which the southerly wind keeps forming anew. These drifted masses are usually small, but in isolated cases can trigger even by minimum additional loading. Fractures in the old snowpack have not been observed for awhile. Avalanche prone locations are found adjacent to ridgelines, particularly in drifted gullies and bowls. The number and spread of the danger zones tend to increase with ascending altitude. Below 2400 m on steep, grassy slopes, the threat of naturally triggering gliding avalanches requires great attention. They can release at any time of day or night.