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St Anton weather forecast and Snow Report
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lower slopes
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upper slopes
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Ski Lifts
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Pistes open
Data courtesy of Onthesnow.co.uk
St Anton Snow Update
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St Anton Avalance report
Final scheduled avalanche report of the season
tin Wednesday, 01.05.2013, at 07:30
The avalanche danger on 1 May is contingent on altitude: above approximately 1800m the danger level is moderate, below 1800m it is low, since the slopes have become exceedingly bare of snow. The major hazard is for backcountry skiers and freeriders to trigger wet, loose snow avalanches, most frequently above approximately 2300m in extremely steep terrain where the snowpack surface is wet. Caution is urged towards cornices, which also fracture and trigger avalanches. Slab avalanches can be released only in rare cases, particularly on steep, W to N to E facing slopes above approximately 2400m, usually through large additional loading, e.g. from a wet, loose snow avalanche. Full depth snowslides are possible in isolated cases on steep, grassy slopes. For that reason, avoid areas where glide cracks appear in the .....
The avalanche danger on 1 May is contingent on altitude: above approximately 1800m the danger level is moderate, below 1800m it is low, since the slopes have become exceedingly bare of snow. The major hazard is for backcountry skiers and freeriders to trigger wet, loose snow avalanches, most frequently above approximately 2300m in extremely steep terrain where the snowpack surface is wet. Caution is urged towards cornices, which also fracture and trigger avalanches. Slab avalanches can be released only in rare cases, particularly on steep, W to N to E facing slopes above approximately 2400m, usually through large additional loading, e.g. from a wet, loose snow avalanche. Full depth snowslides are possible in isolated cases on steep, grassy slopes. For that reason, avoid areas where glide cracks appear in the .....
information courtesy of Lawinenwarndienst Tirol
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