And yes, you really can. And almost all over the Alps. There will be alerts everywhere, with the focus in the south. The core areas are from Ticino to the Adamello/Upper Engadine and in the border triangle of Italy/Austria/Slovenia, although the whole thing should only really cause joy on the glaciers there.
The situation is more difficult in the north, because it's not entirely clear how much of it will arrive and whether it will be anywhere near as good as last week. In the northeast, last week will certainly not be topped.
The period lasts until Friday evening, because then everything is through.
Snowfall limit:
It's late in the spring and we have mainly südstau, so the largest amounts will fall in the areas with a higher limit. In Ticino and on the Simplon - in the western corner - it will probably snow somewhere between 1400 and 1700m at the beginning, i.e. tonight until Wednesday morning. It will then gradually rise to the east, so that Slovenia will probably not see any usable snow below 2500m. In the north, the snow line will initially be between 1200 and 1600m, but will quickly drop to 1000m or lower. The full amounts should come from 1500m. It will also drop in the western south, while it will remain very high in the east for a very long time. The full amounts will come from 1800m-2000m in the west and only from around 2400-2600m in the east, which is unlikely to be suitable for powder there. In France, the values of the Northern Alps apply from north to south, as the cold air there comes far to the south.
