RECORD RAINFALL

THE LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RECORD RAINFALL YESTERDAY WILL MOVE INLAND BUT CONTINUE TO SPREAD SNOW TO THE REGION TODAY AND TONIGHT. THE LOW WILL WEAKEN BY WEDNESDAY SPREADING ISOLATED FLURRIES.


TODAY..LIGHT RAIN CHANGING TO LIGHT SNOW EARLY THIS AFTERNOON.
ALPINE TEMPERATURE STEADY NEAR MINUS 2.
SNOWFALL ACCUMULATION NEAR 5 CM.
RAINFALL AMOUNTS NEAR 5 MM.
FREEZING LEVEL 2000 METRES FALLING TO 1250 THIS AFTERNOON.
MOUNTAIN TOP WINDS SOUTHWEST 60 KM/H GUSTING TO 90.
TONIGHT..FLURRIES.
ALPINE TEMPERATURE STEADY NEAR MINUS 4.
SNOWFALL ACCUMULATION UP TO 5 CM.
FREEZING LEVEL NEAR VALLEY BOTTOM.
MOUNTAIN TOP WINDS SOUTHWEST 30 KM/H GUSTING TO 50 DIMINISHING TO 20 THIS EVENING.
WEDNESDAY..CLOUDY. 40 PERCENT CHANCE OF FLURRIES.
ALPINE TEMPERATURE STEADY NEAR MINUS 5.
SNOWFALL ACCUMULATION TRACE.
FREEZING LEVEL NEAR VALLEY BOTTOM.
MOUNTAIN TOP WINDS LIGHT AND VARIABLE NEAR MIDDAY.

5 DAY TREND..A COOL AND DRY AIRMASS WILL KEEP SKIES MAINLY SUNNY ON THURSDAY. AN INTENSE LOW PRESSSURE SYSTEM WILL APPROACH THE COAST ON FRIDAY SPREADING SNOW ON FRIDAY. CLOUDY SKIES WILL PREVAIL FOR MOST OF SATURDAY.

THURSDAY.. A MIX OF SUN AND CLOUD.
FREEZING LEVEL 750 METRES.
FRIDAY.. SNOW.
SNOWFALL ACCUMULATION 15 TO 25 CM.
FREEZING LEVEL 1000 METRES.
SATURDAY.. CLOUDY.
FREEZING LEVEL 1000 METRES.