Louchonnais — Avalanche Forecast

Storm Slab

Above 2300m

Wind Slab

Above 2500m

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SMALL ACCUMULATIONS AT ELEVATION. Spontaneous releases: above 2400 m, rare, isolated and small releases in recent snow, generally on steep slopes in wind-sheltered northern sectors with small accumulations.Triggered releases: no real slab structure in place to allow a triggered release, despite snow showers above 2200/2300 m that are strongly wind-exposed; generally light snowfall, a few centimeters deposited in the north sheltered from the wind but on a very thin, stable and often refrozen sublayer above 2500/2600 m.Other: strong southwesterly to westerly wind, strong gusts in the morning, significant snow transport at elevation.

Snow-covered ground above 2300/2400 m Sunday morning. A little very wind-exposed fresh snow settles in the afternoon, on a refrozen surface above 2500/2600 m, giving a uniform but deceptive appearance (very little snow on the ground) in the steep, wind-sheltered gullies of the northern sectors.