Avalanche bulletin

Avalanche conditions

Snow across the country is generally considered stable following prolonged mild weather. Weak layers can still be present, especially at high elevation in N-aspect. Wet natural and human triggered avalanches can fall.
Written by a specialist at 14 May 08:53 GMT

Avalanche bulletins for selected areas

The avalanche bulletin is at a regional scale. It does not necessarily represent avalanche danger in urban areas.

Southwest corner

  • Sat May 17

    Low danger
  • Sun May 18

    Low danger
  • Mon May 19

    Low danger
Forecast made: 16 May 16:31 GMT. Valid until: 19 May 19:00 GMT.

Northern Westfjords

  • Sat May 17

    Low danger
  • Sun May 18

    Low danger
  • Mon May 19

    Low danger
Forecast made: 16 May 16:29 GMT. Valid until: 19 May 19:00 GMT.

Tröllaskagi

  • Sat May 17

    Low danger
  • Sun May 18

    Low danger
  • Mon May 19

    Low danger
Forecast made: 16 May 16:23 GMT. Valid until: 19 May 19:00 GMT.

Eastfjords

  • Sat May 17

    Low danger
  • Sun May 18

    Low danger
  • Mon May 19

    Low danger
Forecast made: 16 May 16:33 GMT. Valid until: 19 May 19:00 GMT.

Weather forecast in terms of avalanche danger

Warm weather the whole week and thaw in mountains in most places.
Written by a specialist at 14 May 08:50 GMT


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About the bulletin

IMO issues an avalanche bulletin Monday, Wedenesday and Friday at 16:00 GMT for three selected areas.

Safe backcountry travel requires training and experience. You control your own risk by choosing where, when and how you travel.

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