However, there was a surprise snowfall in the north, which the oracle had seen but misjudged, as there was much more than expected. Our partners in Engelberg theoretically had the best day of the season. But as the saying goes: better the pillow under the skis than the spine outside the window. It's now back to the south, because all good things come in threes, and so the snow conditions in the south have changed from famine to paradise in the last four weeks. And it's a little cooler than during Alert 10, so there shouldn't be as much Glop™.
Alert period and areas
The alarm goes off until late Sunday evening, then it's over everywhere.
Due to a rather small-scale development, the alert only goes from the Hautes Alpes in SW France via the Maritime Alps and Piedmont to western Ticino, otherwise there are only cosmetic to scarce amounts of alerts in the south from the Upper Engadine to Trentino, depending on the oracle's crystal ball. But there may be more again and it will also reach from the Upper Engadine to Trentino. Our in-house model seems somewhat optimistic (see graphic).
The core extends from the Turin Alps to western Ticino.