Snow report Northern Norway, 11/25/2015
Heute stand der Gabrielsfjellet (1200 m) 40 Autominuten östlich von Tromsø auf dem Programm. Sieht so aus, als wäre es nun sogar im Schwarzwald einiges besser als hier oben in Nord-Nordwegen. Aufgrund sehr schlechtem und sehr wenig Schnee sind wir auf der
Northern Norway
Snow condition
Snow quality
Overall impression
Snow condition
Well, it's been above 0 degrees almost continuously since Monday and it's been raining since yesterday, so you can't expect much. In the valley (50 m) 20 cm. Unfortunately, it didn't get any better with altitude either, maybe 30 cm at 500 meters. It didn't look like there was more snow higher up either, but rather even less and quite blown away.
Snow quality
Wet, heavy, grotty, nasty; see last picture.
Risks
Certainly not without in the higher, blown-in areas. But the forest is flat and there is hardly any snow left...
Overall impression
Unfortunately, it was a somewhat disappointing end to the ski touring season in Troms for the time being. It was still really good on Sunday. On the other hand, we knew more or less what to expect. Now it's definitely time to go. I'll be back in mid-January with hopefully more snow and will try to present some of the destinations around Tromsø as well as give you an overview of the very changeable conditions.
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