Winter Is Back in the Tatras. IMGW Warns: There Will Be More and More Snow
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At altitudes above 1700 meters there is a continuous snow cover, and a strong wind is raging on the ridges. Therefore, the HZS urges tourists to wear winter gear and great caution.
On Monday, September 21st, snowfall began in the Tatra Mountains above 1,600 meters above sea level in the early morning hours. The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management (IMGW) forecasts that snowfall in the Tatras may contribute to a significant increase in snow cover in the coming days. Temperatures will drop below freezing on the peaks, and strong winds may cause blowing snow and blizzards.
Winter conditions prevailed in the Tatras above 1600 meters above sea level. IMGW warns of heavy snowfall, strong winds and a sharp drop in temperature. The situation on the trails becomes dangerous for tourists.
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