Areas
Alert areas are the French Alps, in particular everything that is favored by south-west traffic jams, e.g. south of the Ecrins and the Southern Alps. The core areas are probably the Upper Engadine and the border area between Carinthia, Italy and Slovenia. With the passage of the cold front, the northern Swiss Alps up to the Arlberg may also reach almost the alarm level of 30cm.
I would still suggest the Bernina area of Switzerland as an alarm measuring station, as it is raining very high in the east and there is no station above 2000m in the core. Measuring period Friday 18:00 to Sunday 6:00. Snow cover growth is measured, as this is best seen in reality and is what I am referring to.
The snow line
You know this by now. Unfortunately, a current from the south almost always brings warm air to our latitudes. But while it will drop to 1000m in France from Saturday as the cold front passes through and the areas of western Italy up to Ticino will remain cooler with a south/south-westerly current, this will have a full impact in Slovenia/eastern Italy. For the sake of simplicity, I'm indicating the amounts in the west (roughly from the Adamello/Engadine and France Northern Alps) from 1800m and from 2300m in the east. Below that it can (in the east) and will (in the west) also snow, but there won't be much due to subsidence and gloptm. It hardly snows in the northeast
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