Sogndal - Forecast issued by NVE and MET

Highest danger level per day:

The highest danger level per day is currently only governed by flood and landslide warnings

Flood

Green level (NVE)

Published: 2021-04-15 02:58 PM Valid: from 2021-04-16 07:00 AM to 2021-04-17 06:59 AM

Landslide

Green level (NVE)

Published: 2021-04-15 01:23 PM Valid: from 2021-04-16 07:00 AM to 2021-04-17 06:59 AM

Avalanche

Wet avalanches can release due to sun and high temperatures. Persistent weak layers buried in the snow will be easier to trigger and can cause very large avalanches. Remote triggering is possible. Keep good distance to avalanche terrain and run out zones for wet avalanches. (NVE)

Indre Fjordane

Published: 2021-04-15 03:30 PM Valid: from 2021-04-16 12:00 AM to 2021-04-16 11:59 PM

Persistent weak layers are present underneath fresh wind slabs. Naturally released avalanches may release in sun exposed terrain. (NVE)

Indre Sogn

Published: 2021-04-15 03:30 PM Valid: from 2021-04-16 12:00 AM to 2021-04-16 11:59 PM

There is a persistent weak layer buried in the snow cover that may be triggered by a skier or snowmobile, even naturally in some cases. Remote triggering possible. Naturally released avalanches can occur in steep sun exposed faces. (NVE)

Voss

Published: 2021-04-15 03:30 PM Valid: from 2021-04-16 12:00 AM to 2021-04-16 11:59 PM

The warnings are valid from 07.00 - 07.00.

08.00-21.00 every day

Phone: +47 404 36 000

08.00 - 21.00 every day

Phone: +47 400 28 777

The service is provided by NVE in cooperation with:

Forecast issued by NVE and MET for Sogndal Monday 2019-09-02

Highest danger level per day:

Flood

Green level (NVE)

Landslide

Green level (NVE)

Avalanche

Wet avalanches can release due to sun and high temperatures. Persistent weak layers buried in the snow will be easier to trigger and can cause very large avalanches. Remote triggering is possible. Keep good distance to avalanche terrain and run out zones for wet avalanches. (NVE)

Indre Fjordane

Persistent weak layers are present underneath fresh wind slabs. Naturally released avalanches may release in sun exposed terrain. (NVE)

Indre Sogn

There is a persistent weak layer buried in the snow cover that may be triggered by a skier or snowmobile, even naturally in some cases. Remote triggering possible. Naturally released avalanches can occur in steep sun exposed faces. (NVE)

Voss

Flood forecasting service

Rainfall-induced landslide warnings

Contact information

Avalanche warning service

Flood warning service

Landslide warning service

Rock avalanche warning service

Weather forecasting (MET)

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The service is provided by NVE in cooperation with:

Forecast issued by NVE and MET for Sogndal Monday 2019-09-02

Highest danger level per day:

Flood

Green level (NVE)

Landslide

Green level (NVE)

Avalanche

Wet avalanches can release due to sun and high temperatures. Persistent weak layers buried in the snow will be easier to trigger and can cause very large avalanches. Remote triggering is possible. Keep good distance to avalanche terrain and run out zones for wet avalanches. (NVE)

Indre Fjordane

Persistent weak layers are present underneath fresh wind slabs. Naturally released avalanches may release in sun exposed terrain. (NVE)

Indre Sogn

There is a persistent weak layer buried in the snow cover that may be triggered by a skier or snowmobile, even naturally in some cases. Remote triggering possible. Naturally released avalanches can occur in steep sun exposed faces. (NVE)

Voss

Flood forecasting service

Rainfall-induced landslide warnings

Precipitation radar and nowcast (not historical data)

The map visualizes precipitation as measured by ground based radar. Data: The Norwegian Meteorological Institute

Contact information