Avalanche Risk Stays at Level 3 in Principality Amid Warming
Meteorological Service warns of unstable wet snow over wind slabs due to rising temperatures and recent precipitation, with risks persisting today.
Key Points
- Avalanche risk at level 3 due to wet snow over wind slabs and rising temperatures.
- Recent precipitation creates unstable slopes, with activity possible today.
- Protection Civil activates precautions for mountain users.
- Emphasizes checking bulletins, proper gear, and adapting to on-site conditions.
Avalanche risk remains at level 3 across the Principality, the Meteorological Service reports, due to wetter snow layering over wind slabs amid rising daytime temperatures.
Recent precipitation has formed unstable conditions on slopes, raising the potential for slides. While initial forecasts highlighted risks for tomorrow, updated information points to possible activity during today’s warmer hours.
Protection Civil has activated precautions, urging mountain users to select itineraries carefully and adjust continuously to snowpack changes. The agency stresses personal responsibility for safety, advising people to consult the latest Avalanche Risk Bulletin, equip themselves properly, and modify plans to match on-site conditions for secure outings.
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