Snow report Pitztal, 01/30/2020
a lot of fresh snow, but you can't make good use of it in this direction.
Pitztal
Snow condition
Snow quality
Overall impression
Snow condition
Another 20cm should have been added since yesterday. And there is a foundation and most of the streams are now closed and no longer a danger.
Snow quality
Due to the influence of the wind, the snow has been transported and is quite heavy. The sun also had a quick effect and, regardless of that, it got quite warm overall. It was still easy to drive, but yesterday the snow was in a different category. But it was also a different area.
Risks
Phew. I found it very critical today. I found it more relaxed yesterday. Due to the wind, the snow is heavy and compact and very easy to release by individual skiers. Several small boards could be observed. There was blasting in the morning. Not everything came off, but some of it did. The choice of routes was very limited today and that made me a little sad, but it's better to wait for better conditions than take a risk.
Overall impression
Due to the danger of avalanches and the very limited possibilities in the terrain, there are only 3 points today. Too bad. Perhaps our expectations were simply too high. Fresh snow and sun... Can be good, but can also be dangerous. Today the latter was the case.
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