The snow line should remain reasonably low until the end of the precipitation, but it cannot be ruled out that it will rise to 1000 m here and there on Tuesday. The wind is blowing, but it's more blustery than gale force, so there may be a few snowflakes here and there above the tree line. I also think that it will make its way to the main ridge with somewhat reduced amounts.
The amounts: Ullr has left Switzerland, because only from Glarnerland to Tyrol will 10 to 20 cm with an upward trend to the east. Nothing further west and south.
From the Salzburgerland or eastern North Tyrol, depending on the location of the rather sharp boundary simulated in the models, this will rapidly increase, and today's 20 cm will be topped by another 30 to 50 cm.
In congested areas in the far east or in the known holes, this could also be 60 or 70 cm. I would be very surprised if it were more than that.
Since it's all falling as warm drifting snow, it could be quite sticky further down on Tuesday. Above 1000 to 1200 m, however, it should remain completely powdery, at least on the north side.
