60°37' N / 6°24' O / Höhe 60 m / 18:08 17.03.2026, Europe/Oslo (UTC+1)
Seit: 17.03.2026, 00:00
Zu: 17.03.2026, 23:59
Voss
Travelling in avalanche terrain requires advanced knowledge, experience in route finding and ability to identify the avalanche problem. Generally, it is recommended to avoid avalanche terrain. Avalanches may hit some avalanche-exposed roads and occasionally settlements. This is only a short summary. Go to the Varsom.no website, provided by NVE, to read the full avalanche warning.
The Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate
15.03.2026, 15:24Seit: 17.03.2026, 12:00
Zu: 17.03.2026, 23:59
On Tuesday we expect considerable avalanche danger for region Voss. Avalanche problem is wet snow (slab avalanches), wet snow (loose snow avalanches) and persistent weak layer (slab avalanches).
VossTravelling in avalanche terrain requires advanced knowledge, experience in route finding and ability to identify the avalanche problem. Generally, it is recommended to avoid avalanche terrain. Avalanches may hit some avalanche-exposed roads and occasionally settlements. This is only a short summary. Go to the Varsom.no website, provided by NVE, to read the full avalanche warning.The Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate16.03.2026, 15:33Seit: 18.03.2026, 00:00
Zu: 18.03.2026, 23:59
On Wednesday we expect considerable avalanche danger for region Voss. Avalanche problem is wet snow (loose snow avalanches) and persistent weak layer (slab avalanches).
VossTravelling in avalanche terrain requires advanced knowledge, experience in route finding and ability to identify the avalanche problem. Generally, it is recommended to avoid avalanche terrain. Avalanches may hit some avalanche-exposed roads and occasionally settlements. This is only a short summary. Go to the Varsom.no website, provided by NVE, to read the full avalanche warning.The Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate17.03.2026, 15:33Seit: 18.03.2026, 00:00
Zu: 18.03.2026, 23:59
VossTravelling in avalanche terrain requires advanced knowledge, experience in route finding and ability to identify the avalanche problem. Generally, it is recommended to avoid avalanche terrain. Avalanches may hit some avalanche-exposed roads and occasionally settlements. This is only a short summary. Go to the Varsom.no website, provided by NVE, to read the full avalanche warning.The Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate16.03.2026, 15:33
Seit: 19.03.2026, 00:00
Zu: 19.03.2026, 23:59
VossTravelling in avalanche terrain requires knowledge, experience in route finding and ability to identify the avalanche problem. Generally, it is recommended to avoid terrain steeper than 30 degrees in order to not release an avalanche. This is only a short summary. Go to the Varsom.no website, provided by NVE, to read the full avalanche warning.The Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate17.03.2026, 15:33