After heavy snowfall, Kasprowy Wierch was covered in a 16-centimeter layer of white powder. The temperature at the summit dropped to -3 degrees Celsius, and avalanche danger level 1 is in effect from an altitude of 1,800 meters above sea level. Authorities are urging caution and reminding the public to prepare properly before venturing into the higher reaches of the mountains.
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LIPTOVSKÝ HRÁDOK - A low avalanche danger, the first level on the five-point international scale, has been declared in the High and West Tatras on Friday above 1,800 meters above sea level. This was reported by the Avalanche Prevention Center of the Mountain Rescue Service (SLP HZS).
After heavy snowfall, Kasprowy Wierch was covered in a 16-centimeter layer of white powder. The temperature at the summit dropped to -3 degrees Celsius, and avalanche danger level 1 is in effect from an altitude of 1,800 meters above sea level. Authorities are urging caution and reminding the public to prepare properly before venturing into the higher reaches of the mountains.