Current situation and outlook
All good and all good! Low pressure over the Atlantic is spilling over to us again and again these days. The fontal zone is far enough south. The Atlantic disturbances are hitting the Alps with a series of fronts and temperatures are finally back to a reasonably wintry level. At least at high and medium altitudes, precipitation will fall as snow. Away from the artificial snow, there is often still no base to really make use of the fresh snow, but what is not, can still be!
Today's Wednesday (11.1.23) will start warm and mostly sunny with a brief intermittent high influence, but the next cold front is already on its way. In the afternoon, it will move in from the northwest (earlier in the western Alps than in the east) and it will start to snow with relatively stormy winds. The temperatures, which are still quite high at first, will drop quickly and snow is likely to fall up to around 1000m. In the north there will be a lot of snow, in the south it will only be cosmetic. Thursday will be similar. We'll probably just miss alarm levels here
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