60°32'N / 8°12'E / Altitude 778 m / 20:52 14/03/2026, Europe/Oslo (UTC+1)
depuis : 14/03/2026, 00:00
à: 14/03/2026, 23:59
On Saturday we expect moderate avalanche danger for region Hallingdal. Avalanche problem is persistent weak layer (slab avalanches) and wind drifted snow (slab avalanches).
Hallingdal
Travelling 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 Directorate
13/03/2026, 15:29depuis : 15/03/2026, 00:00
à: 15/03/2026, 23:59
On Sunday we expect moderate avalanche danger for region Hallingdal. Avalanche problem is persistent weak layer (slab avalanches) and wind drifted snow (slab avalanches).
HallingdalTravelling 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 Directorate14/03/2026, 15:31depuis : 15/03/2026, 19:00
à: 16/03/2026, 06:00
Local blowing snow is expected on mountain roads due to strong wind.
Deler av fjellet i Sør-NorgeLocally difficult driving conditions: Use correct tires and drive according to the conditions. Allow extra time for travel and driving. Follow advice and check status from transport operators. Check road conditions at vegvesen.no/trafikk. Dress according to the weather conditions: Avoid unnecessary trips in exposed areas, and dress for the conditions.https://www.met.no/en/contact-us14/03/2026, 14:17depuis : 16/03/2026, 00:00
à: 16/03/2026, 23:59
HallingdalTravelling 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 Directorate14/03/2026, 15:31