Avalanche bulletin
Weather forecasts and field observations are reliable
Highly unfavourable conditions. Avoid open terrai.
The snowpack is poorly bonded and largely unstable in general.
Numerous very large and often extremely large natural avalanches can be expected, even in moderately steep terrain*.
Unfavourable conditions.Extensive experience in the assessment of avalanche danger is required. Remain in moderately steep terrain / heed avalanche run out zones
The snowpack is poorly bonded on most steep slopes*.
Triggering is likely, even from low additional loads**, on many steep slopes*. In some cases, numerous large and often very large natural avalanches can be expected.
Partially unfavourable conditions.Experience in the assessment of avalanche danger is required. Steep slopes of indicated aspects and altitude zones should be avoided if possible
The snowpack is moderately to poorly bonded on many steep slopes*.
Triggering is possible, even from low additional loads**, particularly on the indicated steep slopes*. In certain situations some large, and in isolated cases very large natural avalanches are possible.
Mostly favourable conditions. Careful route selection, especially on steep slopes of indicated aspects and altitude zones.
The snowpack is only moderately well bonded on some steep slopes*; otherwise well bonded in general.
Triggering is possible, primarily from high additional loads**, particularly on the indicated steep slopes*. Very large natural avalanches are unlikely
Generally safe conditions.
The snowpack is well bonded and stable in general.
Triggering is generally possible only from high additional loads** in isolated areas of very steep, extreme terrain*. Only small and medium natural avalanches are possible.
* The avalanche-prone locations are described in greater detail in the avalanche bulletin (altitude, slope aspect, type of terrain).
• moderately steep terrain: slopes shallower than about 30 degrees
• steep slopes: slopes steeper than about 30 degrees
• very steep, extreme terrain: particularly adverse terrain related to slope angle (more than about 40 degrees), terrain profile, proximity to ridge, smoothness of underlying ground surface
** Additional loads:
• low: individual skier / snowboarder, riding softly, not falling; snowshoer; group with good spacing (minimum 10m) keeping distances
• high: two or more skiers / snowboarders etc. without good spacing (or without intervals); snowmachine; explosives
natural: without human influence
Wet snow avalanches
Slab avalanches
| Weather data data at 08:00 | Valley | Altitude |
| Snow height | 0 cm | 55 cm |
| New snow | 0 cm | 0 cm |
| Air temperature min/max | 0.1/15.7 °C | -0.1/7.4 °C |
| Wind: speed ava/max | 9.5/28.4 Km/h | |
| Wind direction | Sud |
NOTE:
This bulletin applies to all sports/recreational activities taking place in the district of the municipality of Livigno. Regional information on avalanche danger can be found at: https://www.arpalombardia.it/temi-ambientali/neve-e-ghiacciai/bollettino-neve-e-valanghe or in neighboring Switzerland at:
https://whiterisk.ch/it/conditions
The local avalanche bulletin and other information provided by APT Livigno, the Town of Livigno and Alpsolut Srl, are limited to personal use and are for recreational purposes only.
This information is provided "as is" and the authors cannot be held responsible for possible damages resulting from discomfort, injury, death, claims by third parties and other coincidental causes or consequential damages arising from the use of such information.
The recipient of the information contained therein acknowledges that natural phenomena such as avalanches cannot be accurately predicted and any usage of the data must fully take this into consideration.The accuracy and reliability of the data is therefore not guaranteed and the providers of this service disclaim all liability of any kind, take no responsibility for the quality of services, the impossibility of its usage, its marketability, nor any possible misuse thereof.The predicted level of danger of the avalanche is in accordance with the European Avalanche Danger scale ( https://www.avalanches.org/standards/avalanche-danger-scale/). The icons used to describe the typical avalanche problems are consistent with those specified by the European Avalanche Warning Services (https://www.avalanches.org/standards/avalanche-problems/).
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