The danger for wet avalanches is increasing with no solid overnight refreeze of the snowpack. It is difficult to say if we'll see any significant avalanche activity because timing of wet avalanches is hard to predict. Two to three nights with no refreeze is generally needed before any significant activity occurs.

• The chance for triggering a loose wet avalanche increases during the day as the snow becomes wet and sloppy
• Cornices are large and should not be trusted. They often start to break off at this time of the season especially during warm days.