Snow report Western Allgäu foothills, 11/30/2021
Snow condition
Snow quality
Overall impression
Altitude
1400 - 1800m
Avalanche warning level
no information (0)
Exposition
Snow condition
Unfortunately, the storm arrived earlier than expected, which meant that the snow cover was already very patchy in the morning. There was too little and too much snow at the same time. Too little for steeper terrain, too much for the flat meadows in the lee, as the wind had compressed the snow. And no base. Upwind, the amount of snow varied greatly. Without wind it would have been about 35 cm new.
Snow quality
Good powder snow in itself, nice and cold, but strongly influenced by the wind. Often very slowing as a result.
Wind drifted snow
Intensity: strong
Risks
Wind intensity: Medium (20 – 40 km/h)
It was pretty stormy today. Lots of drifting snow. Up to the tree line I would estimate the danger for today to be low, as there is simply still very little snow. There it's more likely to be terrain traps, sharks etc. High up in the Alps it could be more dangerous, especially where there is still old snow. But with the visibility and amount of snow, you'll probably be out there less in the next two days.
Overall impression
Tour starts in a storm. More like sliding and pushing around in poor visibility, but hey, it's snowing! Hopefully it won't be too warm tomorrow...
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