AVYCASTTyrol — Avalanche Forecast
The latest avalanche bulletin for Tyrol (Austria) was valid until Sunday, May 3, 2026 (danger 1 — Low). No newer forecast has been published — likely off-season.
Sub-regions
- Allgäu Alps East
- Ammergau Alps South
- Brandenberg Alps
- Carnic Alps East Tirol
- Deferegger Alps East
- Glockner Group South
- Glockturm Group
- Goldried
- Grieskogel Mountains
- Gurgler Group
- Kaiser Mountains - Waidring Alps
- Kalkkögel
- Karwendel Mountains East
- Karwendel Mountains West
- Kauner Ridge
- Kitzbühel Alps Brixental
- Kitzbühel Alps Wildschönau
- Kitzbühel Alps Wildseeloder
- Kreuzeck Group East Tirol
- Kühtai - Geigen Ridge
- Lasörling Group
- Lechtal Alps Central
- Lechtal Alps East
- Lechtal Alps West
- Lienz Dolomites
- Mieming Mountains
- Samnaun Mountains
- Schober Group West
- Sellrain - Alpein Mountains
- Serles Ridge
- Silvretta East
- Stubai Alps Central
- Tuxer Alps East
- Tuxer Alps West
- Venediger Group South
- Verwall Mountains Central
- Verwall Mountains East
- Weißkugel Group
- Zillertal Alps Northeast
- Zillertal Alps Northwest
This bulletin expired on Sunday, May 3, 2026 — no newer forecast has been published.
Slight increase in danger of wet snow slides in the course of the day.
Low avalanche danger will prevail.
Danger by Elevation
Active Avalanche Problems
As a consequence of warming during the day and the solar radiation, the likelihood of wet snow slides being released will increase a little. Individual avalanche prone locations are to be found on extremely steep slopes at high altitude. This is the final hazard map for the winter 2025/26. Current information and announcements are posted on our blog. We wish all users of the Euregio Avalanche Report an accident-free summer season.
Outgoing longwave radiation during the night will be good over a wide area. The surface of the snowpack will freeze to form a strong crust and will soften during the day. At low and intermediate altitudes hardly any snow is lying.
Source: LWD Tirol · View Original Bulletin
Original (EN)
Frequently asked questions
What does avalanche danger level 1 (Low) mean?
Generally favourable conditions — avalanches are possible mainly with high additional load on very steep terrain.
How often is the Tyrol forecast updated?
Avycast refreshes hourly; the bulletin is republished by LWD Tirol usually once a day during the season.
Who publishes the Tyrol avalanche forecast?
LWD Tirol — the official warning service. Avycast aggregates and translates it; always check the original bulletin.
Nearby Regions
- Serles Ridge · 8 km
- Stubai Alps South · 13 km
- Stubai Alps Central · 13 km
- Kalkkögel · 16 km
- Pfitsch · 26 km
- Tuxer Alps East · 27 km