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Avoid terrain steeper than 30 degrees and runout zones where the avalanche problem is present. Remote triggering is possible.
NB: Identifying the avalanche problem is very difficult.
Avoid terrain traps.
Buried weak layer of faceted snow beneath a crust
Read more about the avalanche problemSnow
17.01.2021 kl. 13:47
160 masl
Torbjorn@obskorps (***)
Snow
17.01.2021 kl. 09:34
5 masl
Torbjorn@obskorps (***)
Snow
16.01.2021 kl. 13:00
432 masl
Krille (**)
• -3 °C • 0 m/s • I stort sett klar himmel med noen høyere skyer. Mer skyet tidligere på dagen med skydekte topper. Tenkte at det fort kunne sette av litt rim.
• Myke flak fra ca 400 moh. «Perfekt mykhet» Fikk også noen drønn på «pretuva» men gravde ikke no for å finne ut hva det var. Men tydelig at noe ligger å venter på mere snø for å lag litt h...
Snow
16.01.2021 kl. 11:44
5 masl
Torbjorn@obskorps (***)
Snow
14.01.2021 kl. 13:39
5 masl
Torbjorn@obskorps (***)
The bulletin does not include a detailed text about the avalanche conditions. This is only given in Norwegian. Translate it using google translate if you like. The text result will be informative, and most likely amusing
For planning your trip and recognizing avalanche terrain, use maps.
Norway has 1:50 000 maps for the whole country. Maps can be bought at bookstores and sports shops, or printed from the net.
For slope angle maps, download the app Varsom Regobs on App Store | Google Play or see our slope angle map at senorge.no ("helning" means slope angle).
Modelled snowpack and historic and current weather information can be found on the webpage senorge.no. This site uses information from the weather stations and interpolate values from the stations for gridded maps.
Detailed weather forecast can be found online at www.yr.no or www.storm.no. Yr.no is also in English, but the weather in text format is only given in Norwegian.
