In the High, Western and Low Tatras there is a MODERATE avalanche danger, which means the 2nd degree. On steep slopes it is possible to release an avalanche from wet snow, especially with higher additional loads. In exposed terrain, the occurrence of small to medium-sized spontaneous avalanches from wet snow is also possible.
Snowpack
The snow cover is frozen in the morning, during the day in sunny weather it changes to wet, often in the whole profile. Air temperature reaches positive (+) values in all altitudes of the Tatras. Continuous snow cover occurs only at high altitudes, on the northern slopes and in the middle altitudes from about 1400 to 1700 m above sea level. Its height reaches 50 to 150 cm, the most snow at a comparable height is in the Low Tatras.
Tendency
decreasing as it cools down during Monday
Danger level
treeline
Avalanche Problem
Wet snow
Treeline
Generally favourable situation. Snow only in the northern sector.
In the Fatras and in the eastern part of the Low Tatras there is only a SMALL avalanche danger, level 1. Avalanche release from wet snow is possible only in isolated cases on very steep slopes where there is still continuous snow cover (northern sector)
Snowpack
The snow cover in these mountains is already discontinuous on most of the slopes, it is more continuous only in the northern and eastern orientations above the forest zone. Its height reaches a maximum of 50 cm. In cloudy weather, wet snow prevails throughout the day.
Tendency
with disappearing snow cover and a decreasing tendency when it gets colder
