At the end of the alert something is coming up again, but below 1800m it will almost certainly be a zero-sum game and below 1500m it will certainly be worse afterwards. Above 2000m, we will probably reach unimagined dimensions on the western northern slope of the Alps in mid-December.
The current comes strongly from the west, warmer and somewhat south-westerly at the beginning, then cooler from the north-west at the end.
Alert period and areas
The alert goes off until Thursday morning because it snows more or less non stop.
The area extends from the Hautes Alpes far to the east, but large quantities can only be found from the Arlberg to France, as is usual in the West.
Wind
Western storms. It's blowing all the way behind all the main ridges and into all the inner-Alpine areas. From Tuesday onwards, it will calm down as it turns to the north-west, which should at least make the extra powder that comes with the cooling very nice.
But it is also problematic because it covers the huge drifts.