Danger level
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Watch out for new snow on hard ground or wind-blown slabs.
In Mala Fatra, Low, West and High Tatras the avalanche danger will be formed in places above 1600m above sea level, where new snow will fall on the older hard base or on the already pre-shaped wind-rolled slab. Isolated steep slopes are dangerous, where it is possible to release an avalanche, especially with a large additional load.
Snowpack
Snow cover is very local. There are places where the snow is blown to a hard base or, conversely, wind-blown snow slabs and pillows of varying thickness and hardness. Snowfall is expected to continue, ideally 10-15cm in total per snowfall period, locally up to 20cm in the Low Tatras. As the snowfall comes without wind, the snow will be loose and dry in most cases.
Tendency
Rising with increasing snowfall.
