This weekend, the snow continues to blanket the Pyrenees and Pre-Pyrenees, creating stunning winter landscapes. On March 15, 2025, several ski resorts reported significant new snow accumulation, with up to 30 centimeters falling in just two days. Are you ready to hit the slopes or enjoy the scenic views?
- Heavy snowfall continues in the Pyrenees.
- Significant snow accumulation reported at various stations.
- Berga experiences unusual rainfall this March.
- Avalanche risk heightened in Cadí-Moixeró area.
- Authorities urge caution for mountain visitors.
- March 2025 may set rainfall records.
Snowfall Transforms the Pyrenees into a Winter Wonderland
Have you ever seen the Pyrenees covered in fresh snow? The recent snowfall has not only beautified the landscape but also created ideal conditions for winter sports. Ski resorts like Prat d’Aguiló and Malniu are seeing increased visitors eager to enjoy the slopes.
Heavy Snowfall Raises Avalanche Risks in the Pyrenees
The recent snow accumulation has prompted the Catalan government to issue warnings about avalanche risks. With two areas classified at level four for danger, it’s crucial for visitors to heed these alerts. The north face of Cadí-Moixeró and the Pre-Pyrenees near Pedraforca are particularly concerning.
Key Avalanche Risk Areas in the Pyrenees
Understanding where the risks are highest can help keep you safe. Here are the main areas to be cautious in:
- North face of Cadí-Moixeró
- Pre-Pyrenees near Pedraforca
- Ter-Freser region (Girona)
- Perafita-Puigpedrós area (Cerdanya)
Weather Conditions and Visitor Precautions
With sunny weather following the snowfall, many may be tempted to explore the mountains. However, the government advises everyone to remain vigilant. It’s essential to check weather updates and avalanche warnings before venturing out.
In conclusion, while the recent snowfall has created breathtaking views in the Pyrenees, it also brings potential dangers. Stay informed and enjoy the beauty of winter safely!
