It worked and the oracle simply didn't see the alerts on Monday and Tuesday on the journey home. But what does an angry Nordic god do when you leave him out in the cold? He behaves like Colonel Kurtz from the eponymous film, goes completely mad and goes one better. From tonight (Thursday), Ullr will be sending the next southern storm around our ears and it's going to hit us with a bang. At least regionally.
Alarm period and areas
The alert extends from south-west France and the southern Alps from southern Piedmont via Monte Rosa to Trentino, with a really quite wild centre from Aosta to north-western Ticino. The alert lasts roughly until early Monday morning.
Wind
The wind is surprisingly tame for the amount of snow, so that the whole thing also develops countercurrent-like features on Sunday. So pow up to the very top, but in Austria little up to the Tauern ridge and more in Trentino. It's a different story in the south-east, where a lot will probably spill over the Simplon to the north-west.