The Southern Alps are drowning in snow. Some stations in the Engadin have already set a new all-time November record - and that's in the middle of the month! And there's more snow to come. St. Maria, Samedan and the Diavolezza, for example, have never measured so much snow in November.
The bad: As in the last few alerts, the snow line is quite high in the east and it's not snowing all the way down in the west either, which is really rare for südstau in November.
The Fluffy: Yes, it's coming down. Ullr is sending us lots of white joy again and is laying down a powerful base in the south.
Alert period and areas
The alert goes until Wednesday morning and stretches from the Italian Maritime Alps (there's an easterly component in there, not much coming in France) via Monte Rosa to Slovenia, with the alert only just filling up between the Upper Engadine and the Dolomites.
The core lies between the Maritime Alps and the Simplon and another small maximum is in the east in the Dolomites in the maps.
