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For areas with a high risk (>=3), the occurrences of avalanches are more predictable, while in areas with a very high risk (>5), avalanches are entirely guaranteed, regardless of who initiates them.
The assessment was made by the Swedish Environment Protection Agency based on data from the ”Avalanche Risk Assessment II,” which includes snow projections, wind speed changes, and presumably extreme weather occurrences.
1. In the southern Lapland mountain regions (Bäckstenbro), the article states that skiing in¶URRENT drifted snow or a hanging corner that has collapsed can cause flakes to release and trigger large avalanches, which can up the risk grade to 3 (”sign fatt risk”). Similarly, in the southern Lapland and western Härjedalen mountain regions, more snow is expected, accompanied by strong winds. This expected higher wind speed and snowfall is likely to increase the risk grade to 3 or 4.
2. The current avalanche warnings are still valid until 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday. This anxiety seems to be decreasing, as the risk has been heightened by the continued impacts of extreme weather and higher wind conditions. The risk assessment continues to be carried out continuously to provide updated information to the public.
One of the challenges of making such an assessment is the complexity of snow occurrences due to snow drift caused by temperature changes. For example, in the southern Lapland mountain regions, ”if И¶URRENT skiing Hoelje and Hoelje you land on open ground, the snow can flow freely, causing more potential avalanche potential*” (translated). This statement suggests that drifts are a significant factor in increasing the risk. In the Western Härjedalen mountain region, the斥雪大 been发生,宽度约150米，行驶过程中的 Avalanche发生，没有谁得instructionary fair取消.
The scientific consensus was formed on November 5th, with a start date of Monday, November 15th. According to the ”Avalanche Risk Assessment II,” the risk is classified into four levels (excluding) based on various factors, making it difficult to predict the Avalanche risk reasonably for large-scale snow(cache events. The risk assessment should be performed continuously and updated with new data to provide accurate and timely information to the public.
