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Amazing Snowfall Bodes Well for 2021 Skiing in Obergurgl! Amazing snowfall bodes well for 2021 skiing in Chalet Obergurgl! What’s not to look forward to compared to 2020? Massive snowfall across the Tyrol causes road closures, school closures, and avalanches. In the eastern part of Tyrol, the avalanche danger rose to the highest level- 5 following exceptionally heavy snow throughout the week and the weekend. There are power cuts, landslides, and roadblocks everywhere.
In East Tyrol, the avalanche danger rose to the highest level 5 after the heavy snowfall on the weekend. In North Tyrol, too, snow and rain have a firm grip on some regions. Power cuts, mudslides, and roadblocks followed as a result. Schools in East Tyrol and in Ötztal will be closed on Monday. Also On Monday, a Black Hawk helicopter from the German Armed Forces will carry out “downwash work” on snow-laden trees to free the snow load as well as reconnaissance flights. Many roofs are also laden with snow which is becoming problematic. Just look at some of the records that are being clocked up! In Umhausen in the Ötztal – on the way up from Innsbruck to Obergurgl (1030 meters above sea level) it snowed around 80 centimetres from Saturday to Sunday, the record for 24 hours there were 45 centimetres from October 2013. Measurements have been made here since 1956. On the Brenner (1400 meters) it snowed around 90 centimetres from Saturday to Sunday (record: 100 centimetres, measured in March 1975). In St. Jakob / Defereggen (East Tyrol, 1,283 meters) there was a snow cover of 110 centimetres on Sunday morning, and in Sillian (East Tyrol, 1081 meters) of 89 centimetres. So once this settles down, which it will, it bodes well for the most fantastic skiing throughout 2021.